Keene directory, 1895

348 Washington Ave. 571 Concord road. Washington Avenue, 34S Washington to 89 Gil-

41 Ellis Court. Water, from 166 Main to

310 South Lincoln. 331 Eastern Avenue. Waverly Place, from 252

Court, westerly. Wells, from 41 Church to

West, from Central Sq. to junction West II ill base road.

16 Diphthong Alley.

Willow, from 63 Water to

25 Howard Place. Wilson, from Commercial to 51 Winchester.

Winchester, from 215 Main to Winchester

156 Butler Court.

204 Winchester Court .

516 Matthews road.

Winchester Court, from 204 Winchester, south-

Winter, from Central Sq.

Woodburn, from 29 Port- land to 1 Perham.

Main to Ashuelot river.

Abbott road, from Westmoreland summit road to Walpole road. Ash Swamp road, from Pearl street to Pitcher street. Beaver Brook road, from Washington street northerly to Gilsum. Beech Hill middle road, from Beech Hill road easterly to Branch r. Beech Hill road, from Roxbury and Water streets to Roxbury. Beech Hill summit road, from Marlboro' street north over Beech

Hill to Concord road. Branch road, from Marlboro' road north to Concord road, east of

North Branch. Chesterfield road, from 86 Park Avenue west to Chesterfield line. Concord road, from 571 Washington street to East Sullivan. Depot road, South Keene village to depot. Ellis road, from Westmoreland old road to Chesterfield road. Factory road, from Swanzey road to Swanzey Factory. Five Mile Square, Court street, Surry road, Maple Avenue, Park

Avenue, West street and Central Square. Gilsum old road, from Gilsum street north to Gilsum line. Grimes road, from Chesterfield road west to Grimes' Hill. Gunn road, from Surry east road to Gilsum old road. Hastings Avenue, from Westmoreland old road to Westmoreland

summit road.

Matthews road, from 516 Winchester street to Swanzey.

Nirns road, from Beech Hill middle road to Concord road.

Silent Way, east of Main street, near cemetery.

South Keene road, from Marlboro' street to Marlboro'.

Sullivan old road, from Concord north to Sullivan line.

Sullivan road, from Concord road northeasterly to Sullivan line.

Surry east road, from Surry road northeasterly to Surry.

Surry road, from Court street north to Surry line.

Swanzey road, from Main street south.

VValpole road, from Surry road northwest to Walpole.

West Hill base road, from West street east side of West Hill.

West Hill summit road, from West street, west.

Westmoreland old road, from Chesterfield road northwest to West- moreland line.

Westmoreland summit road, from Maple Avenue northwest to Westmoreland line.

Wilder road, from Beaver Brook road to Gilsum line.

Winchester road, from Winchester street, south.

Ball's block, Central Square, corner Court.

Bank block, Central Square, corner Roxbury.

Bridgman's block, east side Central Square.

Buifum's block, Main street, opposite Cheshire House.

Cheshire House block, Main, corner Roxbury.

City Hall block, Central Square and Washington.

City Hotel block, Main, coiner Emerald.

Clarke's block, Central Square, corner Washington.

Colony's block, east side Central Square.

E. E. L. building", Main, corner Church.

Eagle Hotel block, Main, south of railroad.

First Church block, Court.

Gerould's block, west side Central Square.

Griffin's block, Main, north Lamson block.

Gurnsey's block, Main, corner Railroad street.

Lamson block, Main, north of depot.

Lane's block, Central Square, corner Winter.

Lane block (E. F.), Main south of Cheshire House.

Petts' block, Church, near Main.

Sentinel building, Main, corner Railroad Square.

St. John's block, Main, corner West.

Warren's block, Washington, near Central Square.

Whitcomb's block, west side Central Square.

Y. M. C. A. block, West, near Central Square.

Armory hall, No. 23 Winter.

City hall, Central Square and Washington.

Golden Cross hall, rear Cheshire National Bank.

Grand Army hall, Ball's block, Central Square.

Masonic hall, St. John's block, Main, corner West.

Odd Fellows' hall, E. F. L. building", Main, corner Church,

Red Men's hall, Gurnsey's block, Main.

Grover Cleveland, New York, President, Adlai E. Stevenson, Illinois, Vice President,

Walter (^. Gresham, Illinois, Secretary of State,

fob 11 G. Carlisle, Kentucky, Secretary of the Treasury,

Daniel S. Lamont, New York, Secretary of War,

Hilary A. Herbert, Alabama, Secretary of Navy,

Hoke Smith, Georgia, Secretary of the Interior,

J. Sterling Morton, Nebraska, Secretary of Agriculture,

William L. Wilson, West Virginia, Postmaster-General,

Richard Olney, Massachusetts, Attorney General,

Commissioner of Education - W. T. Harris, Massachusetts. Librarian of Congress - Ainsvvorth R. SpolVord, Washington.

Chief Justice - Melville W. Fuller, Illinois, $10,500

Henry 13. Brown, Michigan. David J. Brewer, Kansas.

Stephen J. Field, California. Horace Gray, Massachusetts.

fames M. Harlan, Kentucky. George Sliiras, Jr., Pennsylvania. Howell E. Jackson, Tennessee. Edward D. White, Louisiana.

Judges of the Circuit Court

LeBaron B. Colt, Bristol,

Judges of the Circuit Court - LeBaron B. Colt, Brit

Island, William L. Putnam, Portland, Maine. Clerk - Fremont E. Shurtletl", Concord. Judge of the District Court - Edgar Aidrich, Littleton. Clerk - Fremont E. Shurtlell', Concord. United States Attorney - Oliver E. Branch, Manchester United States Marshal - Clark Campbell, Amherst.

[State Klci'tii : First Wc.la

District No. 1, Jacob 1). Young, Madburv.

tk 4, Thomas P. Cheney, Ashland.

5, Mitchell II. Bowker, Whitefield.

Ezra S. Stearns, Riiulge, Secretary of State.

Samuel II. Stearns, Concord, Deputy. Secretary of Slate.

Solon A. Carter, Concord, State Treasurer.

Edward N. Pearson, Concord, State Printer.

A. 1). Alying, Concord, Adjutant General.

Nullum Robinson, Concord, Warden of State Prison.

Fred Gowing, Nashua, Supt. of Public Instruction.

Arthur II. Chase, Concord, State Librarian.

John C. Linehan, Concord, Insurance Commissioner.

Irving A. Watson, Concord, Secretary of State Board of Health.

District No. 1, Thomas II. Van Dyke, Stewartstown.

2, William D. Baker, Rumney.

3, Henry II. Palmer, Piermont.

4, Amos L. Rollins, Alton.

5, William C. Sinclair, Ossipee.

6, William F. Knight, Lacorifa.

7, Hermon Holt, Claremont.

8, Qeorge A. Wason, New Boston.

9, Frank G. Towle, Ilooksett.

10, Frank W. Rollins, Concord.

11, Edmund II. Brown, Concord.

12, fames A. Edgerly, Somersworth.

13, Thaddeus W. Barker, Nelson.

14, William J. Reed, Westmoreland.

15, Samuel F. Murry, Wilton.

16, Marcellns Gould, Manchester.

17, Edward B. Woodbury, Manchester.

1 8, John P. Bartlett, Manchester.

Francis A. Gordon, Merrimack. Charles W. Stevens, Nashua. Stephen H. Gale, Exeter. Jeremiah Langley, Durham. Charles E. Folsom, Exeter. Charles A. Sinclair, Portsmouth.

Representatives for Cheshire Co., 1895-6 - $200 per session.

Alstead - James S. Pronty. Chesterfield - Larkin I). Fair. Dublin - Fred C. Gowing. Fitzwilliam - Julius H. Firm in. Gilsum - John A. Smith. Harrisville - John II. Farvvell. Hinsdale ^ j Edalbert J Temple.

Jaffrey - Henry 11. Manser.

Marlborough - Luther Hemenway. Marlow - James M. Perkins.

Nelson - Henry D. Taylor. Richmond - Leason Martin. Rindge - Oscar I. Converse. Swanzey - Allen C. Wilcox. Troy - Daniel F. R. Herrick.

WalDole - I George H- AnSier-

Westmoreland - James W. Lord.

David C Stearns.

Jacob H. Gallinger, Manchester, to March 4, 1 S97 .

First District - Cyrus A. Sullovvay, to March 4, 1897. Second District - Henry M. Baker, to March 4, 1S97.

Chief Justice - Charles Doe, Salmon Falls. Salary, $3,500.

Associate Justices - Salary, $3,300. Isaac W. Smith, Manchester. Aloiv/o P. Carpenter, Concord.

Lewis W. Clark, Manchester. Wm. M. Chase, Concord. Isaac N. Blodgett, Franklin. Robert M. Wallace, Milford.

Attorney General. Edwin G. Eastman, Exeter.

State Reporter. Frank N. Parsons, Franklin.

Railroad Commissioners.

Henry M. Putney, Manchester. Josiah G. Bellows, Walpole.

E. B. S. Sanborn, Franklin.

Bank Commissioners.

James O. Lyford, Concord. Alpheus W. Baker, Lebanon.

John Hatch, Greenland.

[Supreme Court for Cheshire County sits first Tuesday of April and third Tuesday of October. County Commissioners meet the first Tuesdays of each month. Probate Court for Cheshire County sits first and third Fridays in each month, except second Friday in July and first Friday in August. County oiheers take their seats on the first day of July. J

William S. Turtle, Keene.

Samuel O. Gates, Keene. Edwin N. Bowen, Fitzwilliam.

Frederick S. Pierce, Jaffrey. Darling S. Swan, Winchester.

Cyrus S. Moors, Marlborough. William L. Rixfdrd, Winchester.

Edward P. Kimball, Troy. F. W. Gould, Hillsboro'.

William S. Turtle, Keene.

L. W. Holmes, Keene.

Charles H. Hersey, Keene.

Warren H. Butler, Chesterfield. Daniel R. Cole, Keene.

R. LI. Kittredge, Jaffrey.

Jerome E. Wright, Keene.

John T. Abbott, Keene.

Henry O. Coolidge, Keene.

Charles C. Buflum, Keene.

Clark F. Rowell, Keene.

Virgil A. Wright, Keene.

1). W. Slade, Chesterfield. G. W. Gleason, Dublin. A. J. Blake, Fitzwilliam.

A. II. Latham, Hinsdale.

A. T. Batchelder, Keene.

Hiram Blake, tk

Silas Hardy, "

R. II. Porter, Keene.

Leonard Wellington, "

D. II. Woodward,

Clinton Collins, Marlborough.

E. A. Jones, Marlow. E. S. Stearns, Rindge. Ned Thrasher, "

J. M. Rice, Stoddard.

Obediah Sprague, Swanzey.

Willard Bill, Jr., Westmoreland.

J. G. Bellows, Walpole.

Henry Abbott, Winchester.

VVr. H. Jennings, 'l

(The annual City Election is held on the second Tuesday of December. Police Court sits on the fourth Monday of each month. The Mayor and City Councils take their seats on the nrht Tuesday of January, at 10 a. in.]

George W. McDuflee.

City Clerk, J. P. Well man.

Ward i, Christopher J. George. Ward 3, Albert W. Green. Ward 2, George E. Poole. Ward 4, Sidney C. Ellis.

Ward 5, William II. Elliot.

Ward 1, Frank K. Jewett, Edward W. Gnstine, Milan II. Johnson. Ward 2, Flavel Beal, Aaron R. Gleason, Charles W. Pierce. Ward 3, Frank F. Stearns, Charles A. Nichols, George II. Giffin. Ward 4, Leston E. Mason, President ; Walter R. Porter, Wallace

Ward 5, Charles Sherman, James H. Smith, Andrew J. Williams. Herbert O. Wardwell, Clerk.

The City Councils meet on the first and third Thursdays of each

The City Auditor sits every Saturday from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9

Finance - The Mayor, Alderman Elliot, Councilmen Porter and

Schools - Alderman George, Councilmen Nichols and Gleason. Lands and Buildings - Alderman George, Councilmen Gnstine and

Bridges - Alderman Ellis, Councilmen Jewett and Beal. Streets and Drains - Alderman Green, Councilmen Porter and

Burying Grounds - Alderman Poole, Councilmen Pierce and W.

Fire Department - Alderman Green, Councilmen Stearns and

Lamps and Lamp Posts - Alderman Poole, Councilmen Stearns

and Giffin. Water Works and Sewers - Alderman Ellis, Councilmen Pierce

and Smith. Printing - Alderman George, Councilmen Sherman and Giffin. Engrossed Bills - Alderman Poole, Councilmen Johnson and

Public Parks - Alderman Elliot, Councilmen Smith and Johnson. Public Library - Alderman Elliot, Councilmen Gleason and Beal.

Board of Alder' in en.

Bills on Second Reading - Aldermen Elliot, Green and Ellis. Licenses - Aldermen Poole, George and Ellis. Simmons Fund - Aldermen Ellis, Green and Poole. Police - Aldermen George, Elliot and Green. Claims - Full Board.

Common Council.

Bills on Second Reading - Conncilmen Sherman, Giffin and

Elections and Returns - Conncilmen Gleason, Beal and Williams.

City Hall - The Mayor, Conncilmen Porter and City Messenger

City Auditor - Charles H. Hersey.

City Solicitor - John T. Abbott.

City Treasurer - Arthur L. Wright.

Collector - Amsworth M. Nims.

City Messenger - Joseph F. Emmons.

City Marshal - Arthur W. Hunnewell.

Constables - Arthur W. Hunnewell, Joseph F. Emmons.

Police Justice - L. W. Holmes. -City Physician - Gardner C. Hill.

Sexton - Columbus A. Mason.

Overseer of Poor - Edward II. Fletcher.

Superintendent of Cemeteries - Columbus A. Mason.

Superintendent of Highways - Lester K. Stiles.

Superintendent of Water Works and Sewers - Paul F. Babbidge.

Water Commissioners - Charles M. Norwood, Norris G. Gurnsey, George W. Fisher.

Park Commissioner - George A. Wheelock.

Librarian - Mis. Lizzie M. Converse.

Assistant Librarian - Miss Mary F. Sheldon.

Trustees of Public Library - Win. I*. Chamberlain, Frank G. Doit, Charles II. Hersey, Miss Maria R. Osborne, Miss Mary B. Dinsmoor, Miss Kate L. Tilden.

Trustees of Elliot City Hospital - George B. Twitched, M. J)., Katharine F. Leverett, George W. Flagg, M. D., William H. Elliot, Simon G. Griffin, Silas Hardy, II. K. Faulkner, M. I)., Laura B. Tilden, Horatio Colony.

Health Commissioners - Don II. Woodward, Herbert K. Faulkner, George W. Flagg.

Assessors - Luther P. Alden, Daniel R. Cole, Daniel A. Brown.

Sealer of Weights and Measures - jerry P. Wellman.

Chief Engineer of Fire Department - ferry P. Wellman.

Assistant Engineers - Paul F. Babbidge, j. Q; Jones, Oscar II. Fav.

Superintendent of Fire Alarm - Joseph F. Emmons.

Police Officers - George Cole, William S. Tuttle, Reuben Ray, Samuel O. Gates, Albert G. Henshaw, Fred It. Willson, Henry O. Spaulding, Charles A. Cliapin, Joseph F. Emmons, Edward H. Fletcher, Eugene M. fceyes, Walter A. Perry, Harry F. Buckminster, Elmer A. Nims, Charles Wright, Columbus A. Mason, Justus S. Richardson, Win. II. Buck- minster, Frank X. Harmon, Lester K. Stiles, Wynian Lawrence, Elmer L. Willard, George H. Lewis, Herbert W. Keyes,

Daniel A. Brown, L. W. Adams, John P. Flanagan, Henry W. Nims, Luther P. Alden.

Surveyors of Wood - Charles K. Pemberton, Columbus A. Mason, Mortimer Reardon, James H. Smith, Charles H. Mason, Martin A. Stowell, John A. Batchelder, *Z'ebina K. Graves, Franklin H. Fay, Frank E. Joy, William H. Reyoum, Fred L. Pitcher, John W. Nye, Joseph Chase, Herbert R. Raymond, Don C. Quinn, Adolphus M. Ross, Freeman A. White.

Surveyors of Lumber - Charles K. Pemberton, Columbus A. Mason, William H. Reyoum, Charles H. Mason, John W. Nye, Fred L. Pitcher, Martin A. Stowell, Henry N. Stone, Daniel P. Thompson, Franklin H. Fay, James H. Smith, Joseph Chase, John A. Batchelder, Herbert R. Raymond, Adolphus M. Ross, Milan II . Johnson, Don C. Quinn, Freeman A.

Weighers - Herbert A. Woodward, Norris G. Gurnsey, Wm. M. Kimball, Henry Gifrin, Fred L. Pitcher.

Fence Viewers - Daniel A. Brown, Daniel R. Cole.

Ward i, James S. Taft. Ward 3, Herbert O. Wardwell.

Ward 5, Fred A. Barker.

Ward 1, John Thayer, Edward H. Fletcher, George M. Reed. Ward 2, Wm. II. Hill, Frederick H. Blanchard, Jos. P. Whitcomb. Ward 3, Charles II . Mason, Hiram F. Newell, George F. Stone. Ward 4, Edward A. Kingsbury, Wilber C. Robb, Wm. S. Turtle. Ward 5, Albert H. Hamblett, Ezra P. Hardy, Geo. II. Jackson.

Ward 5, James P. Morse.

Ward 1, John P. Flanagan. Ward 3, Loren W. Adams.

Ward 5, Luther P. Alden.

City Hall block, Washington street; established May, 1859; 9158 volumes. A free reading room is attached and furnished with the leading monthly magazines and weekly newspapers.

In December, 1877, tne control of the Public Library was trans- ferred from a committee of the City Government to a Board of six

Mersey, Mrs. M. R. Osborne, Miss Mary B. Dinsmoor, Miss Kate Li Tilden.

Librarian - Mrs. Lizzie M. Converse.

Assistant Librarian - Miss Mary F. Sheldon.

Wheelock Pakk - Situated on the east side of Park Avenue, contains twenty-two acres.

Ladies' Park - On the west side of Park Avenue, lias an area of eighteen acres.

Dinsmoor Woods - Lies on both sides of Maple Avenue and con- sists of eighteen acres.

City Park - Situated on Beech Hill, contains fifteen acres.

Children's Woods - Adjoining City Park, has twelve acres.

Central Park - In Central Square, contains three-fourths of an

For the promotion of scientific knowledge in Keene and Chesh- ire county. The large and interesting collection belonging to the vSociety, in the High School building, is free to visitors.

President, George A. Wheelock ; Vice-President, Samuel

Executive Committee, C. F. Rowell, I. J. Prouty, H. Blake.

Custodian - Robert A. Ray.

First Congregational, Central Square. - Rev. William G. Poor, Pastor. Sunday services : 10.40 a. m., morning service, with preaching by the Pastor; 12.15 p- M*» Sunday school; Christian Endeavor prayer meeting ; 7.00 p. m., evening wor- p. m., prayer meeting at the George street chapel. Wed- children's meeting; 7.30 p. m., teachers' meeting.

Second Congregational, Court street. - Rev. G. H. DeBevoise,

5.45 P. M'.'j week-day meetings: Tuesday afternoon, ladies' prayer meeting, 4.15 ; Wednesday evening, prayer meeting, 7.30; Friday evening, teachers' meeting, 7.30 ; Ladies' Benevo- lent Society meets monthly on Thursday afternoon ; Children's

Baptist, Court street. - Rev. A. VV. Hand, Pastor. Sunday Society of Christian Endeavor, 4.30 p. m. ; Society of Chris- day evening prayer meeting, 7-3° 5 Willing Workers, meets by special appointment; Ladies' Foreign Mission meeting, the second Friday of each alternate month, beginning with Feb- ruary, at 3.00 p. m. ; Ladies' Home Mission meeting, the

St. James (Episcopal), West street. - Rev. J. Cullen Ayer, October to April ; 7 p. m. from April to October ; Sunday school and Rector's Bible class, 12.15 p. m. Holy Com- ings, from Advent to Easter, prayer and lecture, 7.30 p. m. ; other appointments for Lent. Guilds hold frequent meetings for work and instruction.

Unitarian, Washington street. - Pastor, Rev. Charles B. Elder. Residence at parsonage, 56 Marlboro' street. Services, p. M. in the church parlor. Meetings for good work and sociability on Wednesday and Monday afternoons and evenings of alternate weeks, in the church parlor. Unitarian Club meets the second Wednesday of each month, from November to April.

Methodist Episcopal, Court street. - Rev. James Cairns, Pastor ; parsonage, No. 34 Elm street. Sunday services, preaching first Sunday of January, March, May, July, September and November ; prayer meeting, Wednesday evening, 7.30 ; classes Tuesday and Friday evenings at 7.30. General class Friday evening preceeding the sacrament; love feast 9.30 a. m. on the day of the sacramental service.

Bethany Mission, Vernon street. - Preachers supplied. Meet- and Friday evenings at 7.30. F. L. Sprague, President.

Roman Catholic, 1S5 Main street. - Rev. J. R. Power, Rector,

Youno Men's Christian Association, West street. Religious meetings for men only are held as follows : Sunday afternoon

at 4 o'clock, young men's evangelistic service ; Sunday morn- ing at 9.45, Bible class. Annual meeting the Tuesday follow- ing the third Monday in September. H. C. Aldrich, Presi- dent; D. M. Spence, General Secretary; H. O. Ward well, Financial Secretary.

Francis C. Faulkner, President, Wilton H. Spalter, Agent, Jesse B. H viand, Bertram Ellis, Secretary, Simon G. Griffin,

Fred W. Chase, Treasurer,

Silas M. Dinsmoor,

Thaddeus William Harris, A. M., Ph.D.

Robert A. Ray, A.M., Head Master, Instructor in Mathematics

and Greek.

Natural Science. Miss Caroline E. Whitcomb, Assistant, Instructor in Modern

Languages and History. Miss Helen L. Wyman, A. B., Assistant, Instructor in Classical

Thackleus William Harris, A.M., Ph.D., Instructor in Physical and Natural Sciences.

Frank H. Weeks, Janitor.

First Grammar School (High School Building). Miss Martha A. Wheeler, Principal, Miss Henrietta E. Dorr.

Second Grammar Schools. North Division (High School Building), Miss Hattie M. Smith. South Division (Elliot Street Building), Miss Minnie M. Marden.

Third Grammar Schools. North Division (High School Building), Mrs. B. D. Lewis. South Division (Elliot Street Building), Miss Elizabeth M. Nims.

Fourth Grammar Schools. North Division (School Street Building), Miss M. C. Martin. South Division (Elliot Street Building), Miss S. A. Strong.

Pearl Street Building, Miss Ellen E. Clarke. Lincoln Street Building, Miss Jane A. Tuttle. Washington Street Building, Miss Helen F. Haskell. Fuller School Building, Miss Marion A. Paul. School Street Building, Miss M. A. Jones.

North Primary School (Washington St.), Miss Harriet R. Cole.

Elliot Street Building, Miss Anna E. Bates.

Lincoln Street Building, Miss Abbie T. Taft.

Washington Street Building, Miss Fiances Johnson.

Fuller School Building, Miss Harriet Eveleth.

Pearl Street Building, Miss N. L. Hart.

School Street Building, Miss M. J. Cameron, Miss C. E. Pond.

Evening School (High School Building), Miss Fannie M. Rahn.

Supervisor of Music, Miss Elizabeth M. Maynaid.

Supervisor of Drawing and Penmanship, Mrs. Julia 1). Weeks.

Supervisor of Elocution and Physical Culture, Mrs. M. L. Kittredge.

The schools belonging to the Town District are ten in number, and are placed under charge of a school Board of three members. As the teachers are usually employed for one term, their names are

School Board for the Town District - Chas. W. Farwell, Edward A. Kingsbury, W. J. Nims.

No. 305 Main street. Presented to the city by John, Henry Elliot, Esq., April 7, 1892. For Board of Trustees see city officers.

Incorporated Nov. 1874. Court street, between North and Prospect streets. Offers to residents of Keene a home, with medi- cal attendance, for the sick and infirm, at moderate charges.

President - Mrs. Maria A. Giffin.

Secretary - Miss M. B. Dinsmoor.

Treasurer - I. N. Spencer.

An appeal is made to the citizens of Cheshire County for active cooperation in the work of this society.

President - Geo. B. Twitchell.

Prosecuting Attorney - Joseph Madden.

Vice Presidents - C. T. Butlum, A. B. Ileywood, Henry M. Darling, E. A. Renouf, S. G. Griffin, Horatio Colony.

Secretary - Julius N. Morse.

Treasurer - Clark F. Rowell.

Box 6, Central telephone office. Box 35, Court st., cor. Prospect. Box 13, Beaver Mills. ant.

Signals : - The Superintendent has the right to strike one blow upon the bells at any time, to test the circuits ; also to riae in one round from any box, preceded by a single blow, exactly five minutes alter the noon stroke, on Saturdays, for the purpose of testing the boxes. The signal 22 repeated on the bells is to call the firemen to their houses for further orders. In case of a serious fire the engineers may cause a second alarm to be sounded from the nearest box. A second alarm is given by striking ten blows, followed by the box number.

Chief Engineer - Jerry P. Wellman.

Assistant Engineers - Paul F. Babbidge, John Q_. Jones, Oscar H.

Superintendent of Fire Alarm - Joseph F. Emmons.

Keene Steam Fike Engine and Hose Co., Nos. i and 2. - C. M. Cummings, Captain; Herbert \V. Keyes, Lieutenant; L. K. Stiles, Foreman of Hose ; W. K. Church, Assistant Treasurer; A. W. Green, 1st Engineer; F. F. Stearns, 2d Engineer; F. M. Davis, 1st Assistant Engineer; D. M. Aldrich, 2d Assistant Engineer; Truman A. Smith, 1st Fire-

Treasurer, G. II. Nims ; Driver, Arthur Dean.

Washington Hook and Ladder Co. No. i. - Foreman, Dennis Clerk, J. E. Connor; Treasurer, Wm. J. Callahan; Steward, M. J. Carey; Driver, Chas. Reed.

Richmond and Keene - Daily : Arrives at Keene at 10 a. m. ; leaves City Hotel at 1 p. m.

Chesterfield and Keene - Daily: Arrives at Keene at 9

leaves Eagle Hotel at 1 p. m.

Marlboro' and Keene - Twice each day : Leaves Marlboro'

Nelson and Keene - Daily: Arrives at Keene at 9 a. m. ; leaves Cheshire House at 1 p. m.

George P. Cleaves, Concord,

Kidder, Manchester

Stated communications first Monday of each month.

George II. Eames, Chaplain ; Winslow F. Harris, S. S. ; Frank F. Stearns, J. S. ; Obed M. Holton, Marshal; Ainsworth M. Nims, Tyler; Geo. A. Gordon, Rep. to Grand Lodge.

Stated communications on the third Friday of each month, ex- cept July and August.

Arthur L. Wright, J. W. ; Ainsworth M. Nims, Treasurer; Geo. (). Little, Secretary; Alfred E. Barnard, S. D. ; Frank N. Barker, Gnstine, Marshal; Sumner Nims, Tyler; Jesse B. Hyland, Rep. to Grand Lodge.

Stated convocations second Monday of each month.

John Thayer, Secretary; Obed M. Holton, Capt. of Host; M. V. wood, Master 1st V. ; Ainsworth M. Nims, Tyler; Herbert W. Keyes, Organist.

Clark, Treasurer; Ainsworth M. Nims, Sentinel.

Officers - Charles H. Hersey, Em. Com.; Martin V. B. Clark, Generalissimo ; Frederic A. Faulkner, Capt. Gen. ; John T. Abbott, Prelate ; Daniel McGregor, Sen. Warden ; Fred E. Barrett, Jun. Warden; Clark F. Rowell, Treasurer; J. Carlon Reed, Recorder ; Paul F. Babbidge, Sword Bearer ; Leonard O. Boyce, Standard Bearer; Charles M. Norwood, Warder; Edwin O. Upham, Capt. of Guard; Oscar G. Nims, 1st Guard; William S. Tuttle, 2d Guard ; Chas. E. Joslin, Commissary ; Ainsworth M. Nims, Sentinel ; Herbert W. Keyes, Musical Director.

Bodies meet jointly.

Ashuelot Lodge of Perfection - Frank H. Whitcomb, T. P. G.

Monadnock Council Princes of Jerusalem - Brainard T. Olcott,

Cheshire Chapter Rose Croix - Franklin L. Howe, M. W. P. M.

Keene Council Kadosh - George W. Flagg, 111. Com. ; Elwyn J. Inman, 111. Grand Secretary; William P. Chamberlain, 111. Grand Treasurer; Charles E. Gilmore, Tyler.

John A. Glidden, Dover, Deputy for New Hampshire.

D. D. G. M., for Rebekah Lodges, Marlboro'.

Meets every Tuesday evening.

George A. Sherman, R. S. ; Franklin H. Fay, Treasurer ; Eugene

Meets first and third Fridays of each month.

Meets second and fourth Fridays of each month. Officers - Marietta Read, N. G. ; Frances N. Sherman, V.

Mason, Fin. Sec'y.

Meets second Wednesday of each month.

Officers - William B. Hills, Capt. ; William K. Church, Lieut.; J. S. Richardson, Ensign; Henry S. Stevens, Clerk; Franklin II. Fay, Accountant.

Organized August, 18S9.

Meets second and last Sundays of every month.

Officers - John E. O'Connor, Pies. ; John J. O'Neil, Vice- Pres. ; James Murphy, Rec. Sec. ; Joseph VanNess, Fin. Sec. ; William J. Callahan, Treas.

Meetings second and fourth Mondays of each month, 7.30

Representatives to Grand Commandery - Geo. A. Sher- man, F. N. Sherman, Milan II. Johnson, Fred H. Fay.

retary; Jerome E. Wright, Treasurer.

Meets every Friday at Lamson hall at 8 o'clock.

W. Wilber, Rep. Supreme Colony.

Meets second and last Tuesday in Lamson Hall.

Officers - W. T. Glynn, Chief Ranger; W. H. Ryan, Sub- Chief Ranger; C. PI. Tenney, Treasurer; \V. J. Callahan, Finan- cial Secretary ; J. J. O'Neil, Recording Secretary.

Meets second and fourth Thursday in Lamson Hall.

Officers - W. T. Glynn, Chief Companion ; Margaret Crow- ley, Sub-Chief Companion; M. Katheran Baglin, Treasurer; Minnie E. O'Connor, Financial Secretary ; Katie Comer, Record- ing Secretary.

Meets first and third Mondays of each month in G. A. R. Hall.

C. E. Watkins, Recorder.

Wigwam, Gurnsey's block, Main street. Council fires kindled every Wednesday evening.

Officers - Prophet, John J. Donahue; Sachem, John W. York ; Senior Sagamore, Charles G. Gilmore ; Junior Sagamore, Fred A. Mason; Chief of Records, Frank E. Joy; Collector of Wampum, Henry C. Allen ; Keeper of Wampum, Franklin H. Fay.

MASSAWIPPA COUNCIL NO. 9, Degree of Pocahontas.

Council fires kindled the second and fourth Mondays.

Officers - Pocahontas, Martha J. Colby; Wenonah, E. Maud Thurston; Prophetess, Adele L. Isham ; Powhatan, Charles II. Colby; Keeper of Records, Eveleen L. Kellogg; Collector of Wampum, Nellie A. Marsh ; Keeperof Wampum, Jennie S. Farnum.

Colonel - Jason E. Tolles, Nashua.

Lieut. Colonel - Francis O. Nims, Keene.

[ Edwin O. Upham, Keene.

{ W. IT. Goodspeed, Nashua. Adjutant - Charles Howard, Nashua. Quartermaster - Fred E. Howe, Keene. Paymaster - Chas. A. Roby, Nashua.

Surgeon - Henry II. Jewell, Nashua. Assistant Surgeon - Not appointed. Chaplain - Henry 13. Smith, Nashua. Sergeant-Major - Eugene P. Whitney, Nashua. Quartermaster-Sergeant - Geo. M. Follett, Milford. Commissary-Sergeant - Edward A. Faxon, Nashua. Hospital Steward - Frank G. Dort, Keene. Drum Major - Edgar E. W ilk ins, Nashua. Color-Sergeant - R. Brook Manchaster, Nashua. Baud Master - Willard A. Cummings, Nashua.

(akmoky, winter street.)

Officers - Captain, John J. Colony ; First Lieutenant, Eugene M. Keyes ; Second Lieutenant, J. Carlo n Reed; Sergeants, E. P. VV. Walker.

Officers - Captain, Fred E. Barrett ; First Lieutenant, Paul F. Babbidge ; Second Lieutenant, Truman A. Smith; Sergeants, Frank J. Hall.

Organized April 17, 1S7S.

This organization comprises Companies G and 11 of the Second

Headquarters and armory, No. 23 Winter street, near Central

Officers of the Battalion - Commander, Major E. O. Upham ; Clerk, E. M. Keyes; Treasurer, Oscar G. Nims.

Executive Committee - Lieut. Paul F. Babbidge; Sergeants, W. E. Wright, Herbert W. Keyes.

Organized 1S0S, lie-organized Jan., 1SS0.

Meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month at Grand Army hall, Ball's block.

Roster - O. P. Mm dick, Commander; J. S. Richardson,

Officers - Mrs. Caroline A. Carr, President; Mrs. Abbie J. Blake, Senior Vice President ; Miss Sarah E. Kendall, Junior Vice President; Mrs. Addie Ray, Secretary; Mrs. Eliza M. Foskett, Treasurer; Mrs. Eliza A. Irish, Chaplain; Miss Mary A. Garfield, Conductor; Mrs. S. Ella Stone, Guard; Miss Lena M. Knapp, Asst. Conductor; Miss Ada F. Blake, Asst. Guard; Mrs. Hattie L. Babbitt. Organist.

Corps meetings, 1S95, 2d and 4th Thursday evenings, at W. R.

Officers - President, Horatio Colony; Vice Presidents, C. Willis Morse, Burton C. Russell, Julius N. Morse ; Secretary, Milton Blake ; Treasurer, George H. Gifhn ; Superintendent, Keene State Fish Hatchery, Edward P. Sebastian.

Meetings first Wednesday of each month. Rooms E. F. L. building, Main street.

Officers - Don I. Petts, President; Samuel Patrick, Vice President; Leon M. Norwood, Clerk; Fred C. Nims, Treasurer.

Regular meetings fust and third Thursday in each month, in

To Alstead,

To Nelson,

Paper Mill Village

Fellows Falls

East Jaft'rey,

Swan/.ev ,

West Swanzey,

1733 - July 1, on recommendation of Gov. Belcher, the General Court of Massachusetts voted, "that there be seven towns opened of the contents of six miles square," including two on Ashuelot river, and appointed a committee to lay out the same.

1734 - February, the committee made a return of a plan of two townships, situated on both sides of Ashuelot river, which were styled Upper and Lower Ashuelot; the lower township was afterwards named Swanzey, and the upper one Keenc. June 26, the house lots on Main street divided among- sixty-three proprietors. September 18, first town meeting held .in the open air by seven of the proprietors.

1735 - Voted to lay out road to the "Saw Mill Place" (situated on Beaver Brook) and give 100 acres of land and twenty-five pounds to any person who would build the mill.

1736 - September 30, at a proprietors' meeting held at house of Nathan Blake, being the first erected in the township, voted to build meeting- house and grist-mill ; to widen Main street from four to eight rods in width; Nathan Blake, Seth lleaton and William Smede propose to winter in the settlement, but are obliged to abandon it, leaving their oxen, which they find alive on their return the following spring.

1 737 - May 12, voted to assess sixty pounds, old tenor, on lot owners for support of minister. October 26, lands divided among proprietors in

1738 - February 7, Jacob Bacon, A. M., chosen Proprietors' Clerk and Treas- urer; voted to raise 240 pounds to support preaching. May 1, Mr. Jacob Bacon settled in the ministry. October 2, voted to finish the fort already begun, and situated nearly on the present site of the house of Hon. Edward Gustine. October iS, Rev. Mr. Bacon ordained. Decem- ber j, voted to finish meeting house; great flood this year, highest water ever known in township.

1740 - February 25, rumors of war; voted to build another fort for defence against Indians.

1741- - September 7, voted to move meeting house on the kill, which hill was where the Gen. Wilson house now stands.

17-J2 - July 27, voted to improve meeting house, shingle the same, and set the glass for the windows in wood.

1744 - March, first French war breaks out; settlers prepare for defence against Indians ; throat distemper rages with great fatality in the settle-

settlers continue to prepare for defence. July 10, Deacon Josiah Fisher killed by Indians on the ground which is now Gen. S. G. Griffin's garden.

Bacon's support. April 2^, at early morning, a large band of Indians appear; alarm is given, and all fly for safety to the fort; Mrs. McKenney and John Bui lard are killed near the gate of the fort, before entering; the Indians surround the fort and the battle rages till noon, when the enemy retire; nine of their number are killed; Nathan Blake is cap- tured and carried to Canada. May, Indians again appear, but the settlers protect themselves within the fort.

1747 - Early in the year the settlers abandon the settlement as untenable ; soon after, Indians appear and burn the town containing forty dwellings. Thus ended the first settlement of Keene.

1750 or 175 1 - Peace being restored, the settlers return and commence to re- build their town upon its ruins.

1753 - April 11, a charter is granted to the township by Benning Wentworth, Royal Governor of New Hampshire, under the name of Keene\ and the first town meeting is held in Ma}'; a new meeting house is built, and Rev. Mr. Carpenter chosen minister.

1754 - Hostilities again commence and the settlers rebuild their fort.

1 755 - June, Benjamin Twitchell captured by Indians and carried to Canada ; Indians again appear but are driven off without loss of life to the settlers.

1756 - October 5, voted to unite with Swanzey to maintain public worship.

1760 - Mr. Clement Sumner is called as minister.

1761 - Mr. Sumner's salary is paid in wheat, pork, beef, corn and other sup- plies at stated prices. June 11, Mr. Sumner ordained.

1762 - A clerk of the market and deer rief is chosen.

1764 - First school established; six pounds voted to defray expenses.

1766 - Ben Hall chosen agent to represent the town in behalf of a shire town.

1768 - Josiah Willard represents town in General Assembly at Portsmouth.

1770 - Town is first divided into four school districts.

1771 - Keene is made one of the shire towns for Cheshire County; October, first session of the Inferior Court held in Keene; Elijah Williams, the first lawyer, comes to Keene.

1772 - September, first session of Superior Court held.

1773 - Militia enrolled and alarm list organized.

1774 - Elijah Williams appointed a Justice of the Peace ; resistance to British aggression reaches Keene, and a stock of ammunition is purchased.

1775 - April 19, news of the fight at Concord reaches Keene during day, and the militia organizes. April 20, at sunrise, Captain Isaac Wyman leads a company to Concord; Elisha Briggs cuts the canal, and erects a mill on the site of Faulkner & Colony's factory; population 756.

1776 - The declaration of loyalty to United Colonies signed by all except thirteen citizens of the town ; small pox breaks out, hospitals establisbed.

1 777 - December, Rev. Aaron Hall chosen minister, and accepts the call.

1 779 - The town is occupied in furnishing its quotas of men for the army.

1780 - The contest regarding the "New Hampshire Grants" agitates the public mind.

1781 - The town refuses to unite with the "New Hampshire Grants " on the Vermont side of the river.

1782 - September, the Vermont faction makes a futile attempt to dissolve the County Court sitting at Keene.

1783 - Vote passed in favor of denying tories a residence in the State.

1784 - November 3, voted to build a new meeting house (now the First Con- gregational Church) s° * 70 with belfry and porch.

1787 - First newspaper, " The New Hampshire Recorder," published by Jos.

1788 - January 17, Rev. Aaron Hall chosen delegate to the Constitutional Convention at Exeter.

1789 - October, wolves visit the village and kill several sheep.

1790 - Hon. Daniel Newcomb appointed Chief Judge of the Inferior Court for Cheshire County; population of Keene 1,314.

1791 - Committee chosen to "see that there are sluices" for the passage of shad; Noah Cook, Esq., came to Keene to reside.

1792 - Eighty pounds raised to purchase bell for meeting house; second newspaper, "The Cheshire Advertiser," published one year only, by J. D. Griffith* Samuel Dinsmoor settled in Keene.

1793 - Third newspaper, "The Columbian Informer," published by Henry

1794 - -A new bell and clock is put into the meeting house.

1795 - First post office established, Asa Billiard, Postmaster. August, fourth newspaper, "The Rising Sun,'* published by Cornelius Sturtevant, Jr.

1796 - Deacon Abijah Wilder brings water from Beaver Brook into the vil- lage; first Court House built.

1797 - Dr. Ziba Hall refuses to be taxed for the support of the gospel, and sues the town to recover back taxes paid under protest.

1798 - Peleg Sprague of Keene chosen Representative in Congress.

1799 - Fifth newspaper, "The New Hampshire Sentinel," appears, published by Hon. John Prentiss.

1S00 - February 22, memorial services held in honor of Gen. Washington, oration by Samuel West, Esq. April 20, lion. Peleg Sprague died.

1802 - Charter for turnpike from Keene to Fitzwilliam granted.

1803 - Charter for Cheshire Hank granted.

1804 - Cheshire Bank organized.

1806 - Turnpike from Keene to Winchendon finished.

1808 - Samuel Dinsmoor appointed Postmaster.

1810 - Samuel Dinsmoor, Sr., elected member of Congress; population 1,646.

rine Fiske's " Female Seminary" established. Samuel Dinsmoor elected to Congress.

1812 - Roxbury incorporated, taking from Keene i,-|72 acres.

1815 - May 24, Rev. Daniel Oliphant ordained pastor of First Congregational Church. December 8, " voted not to suffer a stove put into the meeting house." St. John's block built.

1816 - Baptist Church at Ash Swamp dedicated ; cold summer ; great scarcity of corn.

1S18 - July 1, Rev. Z. S. Barstow ordained pastor First Congregational Church. July 14, Hon. Daniel Newcomb died.

1824 - March 18, Unitarian Society organized, lion. Salma Hale elected to Congress. Cheshire Bank re-chartered.

1825 - Cheshire County Fire Insurance Company established.

1828 - November 14, "The Farmer's Museum," established at Walpole, April 11, 1793, was removed to Keene, and later became the " Cheshire Repub-

1829 - First Congregational Church moved on its present site.

1830 - April 28, Unitarian Church finished; population 2,374.

1831 - Samuel Dinsmoor, Sr., elected Governor.

J832 - Baptist Church re-organized. Samuel Dinsmoor, Governor.

1833 - County jail built on Washington street ; Keene Fight Infantry visits Concord to welcome Gen. Jackson ; Ashuelot Bank established ; Samuel Dinsmoor, Governor; Cheshire Provident Institution established.

1834 - Fare from Keene to Boston by North Star line of coaches, $2.50.

1835 - Samuel Dinsmoor died.

Joel Parker appointed Chief Justice of

836 - Keene Academy established. 837 - Miss Catharine Fiske died.

New Hampshire. 844 - Cheshire Bank re-chartered.

846 - Town Hall built. March, building of Cheshire railroad begun. 847 - Gen. James Wilson elected to the Thirtieth Congress. 84S - May, Cheshire railroad completed to Keene, event being celebrated

with imposing ceremonies. 849 - -Samuel Dinsmoor, Jr., elected Governor ; Cheshire railroad opened to

Bellows Falls.

Twitchell died. Samuel Dinsmoor, Jr., Governor. Population 3,392. 851 - Samuel Dinsmoor, Jr., Governor.

853 - May 26, centennial celebration ; lion. Joel Parker delivers address. 854 - -October 3, first State Fair held. Dec. 3, great hurricane destroying

buildings, chimneys and much limber. 855 - Cheshire County Bank established. 859 - First Congregational Church remodeled; new court house built, cost

$25,436; Keene Library established, lion. Thomas M. Edwards elected

to Congress. Gas introduced in Keene. 861 - December 25, Sixth New Hampshire regiment, 1,024 men, left Keene

Humphrey Machine Works established. 862 - January 17, Sixth regiment went into camp at Hatteras Island.

mathematician, died, aged 90. August, St. James' Episcopal Church

finished and consecrated. S65 - Keene National Bank established.

867 - October 16, Second Congregational Church organized. S69 - January 1, Keene Five Cents Savings Bank organized. September 16,

Second Congregational Church completed ; new Methodist Church built.

Keene water works completed. 871 - Keene Natural History Society organized; Beaver Mills built. 874 - March, city government adopted. May 5, city government organized ;

Horatio Colony, lirst Mayor; Invalids' Home incorporated; new Baptist

Church built. 875 - Keene Humane Society organized; Horatio Colony, Mayor. Septem- ber 18, Citizens National Bank established.

May, Hon. William P. Wheeler

876 - New High School building erected.

died ; Edward Farrar, second Mayor. 877 - October 17, Keene Light Guard Battalion organized; Edward Farrar

Mayor; Keene City Directory issued. 878 - Reuben Stewart, third Mayor. 879 - November 27, Manchester & Keene railroad completed. May,' Hon.

Francis A. Faulkner died ; Reuben Stewart, Mayor.

1880 - City Hall remodeled; Horatio Kimball, fourth Mayor; population

1882 - Samuel W. Hale elected Governor; Ira W. Russell, Mayor.

1883 - Waring sewerage system constructed; Horatio Kimball, sixth Mayor. May, Telephone introduced. July, Steam Fire Engine purchased.

1884 - New County Jail built; Guaranty Savings Bank established; Horatio Kimball, Mayor; Shoe Factory built. Feb. 23, Ashuelot Mills burned.

1885 - Alfred T. Batcheldei% seventh Mayor. July 20, Barnum's elephant, "Albert," shot by K. L. G. Battalion, on banks of the Ashuelot; First Congregational Church block built. April 16, electric fire alarm

1886 - Alfred T. Batchelder, Mayor. New water supply from Roxbury introduced. Electric lighting introduced ; Wheelock Park conveyed to city by Geo. A. Wheelock.

1887 - Asa Smith, eighth Mayor. Dunn & Salisbury's Chair Factory com- pleted; September 30, Samuel A. Gerould died, aged 94 years, 56 days. Concrete sidewalks adopted by the city. System of street numbering adopted. Elliot street school house erected.

1888 - Asa Smith, Mayor. January 1, Postal delivery introduced. March 12, great blizzard, lasting three days. June 7, City Park set apart for public use; Geo. A. Wheelock, first Park Commissioner. Nov. 3,

1889 - Herbert B. Viall, ninth Mayor; March 26, great fire at Beaver Mills; May 8, Greenlawn Cemetery conveyed to city; first granite pavement laid on Roxbury street; July 12, Jehiel Wilson died, aged 89; Septem- ber, South Keene postoffice established; October 15, Bethany Mission

1890 - Herbert B. Viall, Mayor; February, second steam fire engine pur- chased; May 7, Coolidge Park and fund presented to City by Henry O Coolidge, Esq.; October 1, Cheshire railroad consolidated with Fitch- burg railroad; October, Horatian Tower erected on summit of Beech Hill by Horace L. Goodnow ; October 20, Keene Evening Sentinel established; November, Keene Macadam Works erected on Concord

1891 - Horatio Kimball, tenth Mayor; March 29, Joshua D. Colony died ; May 29, earthquake shock about 7 P. M. ; South Keene mills sold to Read Furniture Manufacturing Co. ; October, Ex-Gov. Samuel W. Hale

1892 - Frederic A. Faulkner, eleventh Mayor; April 7, gift of Elliot City Hospital by John Henry Elliot, Esq., accepted by the City; September 20, Elliot City Hospital dedicated; November 20, St. Bernard's Catholic Church dedicated.

1893 - Frederic A. Faulkner, Mayor; January 18, fire at Impervious Package Company's works; January 27, Miss Carrie H. Ingersoll died; May 12, Hon. A. A. Parker of Fitzwilliam died, aged 102 years; May 22, boiler explosion at Beaver mills, three killed, and live boilers wrecked ; August 7, severe hail storm in Keene and vicinity, breaking windows and destroy- ing garden crops; August 10, Corner stone Y. M. C A. building laid; Sentinel building erected.

1894 - Frederic A. Faulkner, Mayor; January 1, Hon. Reuben Stewart died at Concord, Mass. ; July 1, Corner stone of new Unitarian Church laid C. A. building dedicated; December 19, Hon. Horatio Kimball died ; December 22, Mr. Abel Blake died, aged 99 years, 2 months; December erected; northerly part Gurnsey's block erected; population, 7,659.

Aubreviations. - The following abbreviations are used in this Directory : Maine Railroad ; F R R, Fitchburg Railroad; cor, corner; Cen sq, Central Square; ct, court; F & C, Faulkner & Colony; elk. clerk; h, house; inanr, manufacturer ; n, near; opp, opposite; Ash, Ashuelot ; Chesh, Cheshire; res, resides; r, road; wks, works; emp, employed. After the name of a street the word street is omitted.

Abbott Andrew P, freight conductor B & M R R, rooms 49 Court

Abbott Charles, farmer, h Abbott r

Abbott Charles 2d, machinist F R R, h 157 Sebool

Abbott Mrs Charles, dressmaker, shop and res 157 School

Abbott Charles C (Abbott Grocery Co), h 37 Franklin

Abbott Charles M, elk, bds 27 Washington

Abbott Ellen M, bds 157 School

Abbott George H, janitor Elliot school, h 14S Main

Abbott, sec and treas), warehouse 27 Railroad sq Abbott Mrs Joel, widow, bds 37 Franklin Abbott John T, attorney and counsellor, and judge of probate.

office 51 Main, h 27 Washington Abbott Miss Mattie C, milliner, bds 133 School Abbott Miss Mary, dressmaker, h S3 Elm Abbott Rev Stephen G, h 27 Washington Abbott Miss Susie C, bds 133 School Abbott Warren, machinist, h 133 School Acher Harry S, emp Beaver Mills, h 129 Howard Adams Carl H, elk W P Chamberlain & Co, bds 369 Marlboro' Adams Charles F, elk Chesh National Bank, bds 44 Union Adams Miss Eliza, res 339 Main Adams Frank E, jeweler 16 Cen sq, bds 194 Court Adams George, elk Warren's market, res 37 Beech Adams Henry H, harness maker, h 44 Union Adams Jessie, housekeeper, h 44 Union Adams Loren W, carpenter and builder, h 1 16 Elm Adams William IT, chair maker Chesh Chair Co, h 309 Marlboro' Afanzo Manuel, cabinet maker, bds So Keene Ahern John, painter F R R, h 63 Castle Ahern Josephine F, dressmaker, bds 136 Island Ahern Lizzie, emp shoe factory, bds 136 Island Ahern Mrs Johanna, widow, h 136 Island

Ahern Nellie, domestic at 47 Marlboro'

Ahern Patrick, bds 136 Island

Aiken Enoch, blacksmith, h 33 Elm

Ailstrom Antano, emp N Johnson's, Abbott r

Ailstrom Herman, emp N Johnson's, Abbott 1

Albee Horace E, shoe cutter, h 120 Elin

Albee Mrs M S, widow, res 30 Howard

Albee Silas C, carpenter, h 146 Church

Alden Frank H, driver Thayer's bakery, h 31 Water

Alden Miss Kittie W, bds 24 Park Ave

Alden Luther P, manager Lane's brick yard, h 24 Park Ave

Alden Mrs M M, nurse, res 100 Church

Aldrich Pen O, druggist, (Alclrich & Dutton), bds 1 34 Washington

Aldrich Charles S, chair maker, bds 26 Elm

Aldrich 8c Dutton (Pen O Aldrich, S F Dutton)', druggists,

15 Cen sq. See advertisement. Aldrich Darwin M, emp shoe factory, bds 23 West Aldrich Miss Edith L, elk G 11 Aldrich & Son, bds 287 Roxbury Aldrich Edward C, h K) Cross

Aldrich Edwin T, elk G II Aldrich & Son, h 15 Page Alcjrich Edwin V, farmer, house oft' Westmoreland old r Aldrich George II (G II Aldrich & Son), li 287 Roxbury Aldrich G II Sl Son (George 11 and Herbert C Aldrich), gen ins

agts, office 9 Cen sq, room 5 Bridgman's blk Aldrich Mrs II, widow, res 391 Winchester Aldrich Henry II, cattle dealer, h 57 Dunbar Aldrich Herbert C (G II Aldrich & Son), h 72 School Aldrich Sidney C, elk C II Bridgman, bds 287 Roxbury [mit 1

Aldrich Thomas M, farmer and carpenter, h oil' Westmoreland sum- Alexander Adelbert, farm hand, bds Main n fair grounds Alexander Harry W, painter, bds 13S Roxbury Alexander Lester E, emp Imp Pack Co, h 250 Beaver Alexander Warren F,. painter Imp Pack Co, h 138 Roxbury Allen Alfred P, furniture finisher, bds So Iveene Allen Benjamin F, printer, h 406 Court Allen Mrs D, widow, bds 632 Court Allen Frank W, letter carrier, res 406 Court Allen Henry C, cutter shoe factory, h ,| 1 Dunbar

Allen James G, foreman cutting room shoe factory, h 36 Dover Allen Mrs II C, artist, res 41 Dunbar

Allen Joshua B, farmer, h 23 Allen ct

Allen Levi, farmer, 632 Court

Allen Lucius L, farmer, h 599 Court

Allen Nellie E, res 12 Winter

Amadon Frank E, watchman Imp Pack Co, h 57 Mechanic

Amadon Harry, clerk, bds 6 Green ct

Amadon Lucy M, nurse, bds 6 Green ct

Amadon Robert S, machinist F R R, bds 6 Green ct

American Express Co, office 53 Main, Samuel Patrick agt

Amidon Amasa O, fruit and market gardener, h 503 West

Amidon Lucius E, gardener, h i^ Park Ave

Annis William, machinist F R R, bds 71 Church

Applin Arthur F, box maker, h 37 Page

Applin Oscar L*, foreman finisher keene Furn Co, h 67 Cross

Applin Susie, bds 67 Cross

Armstrong Airs F E II, forewoman Sentinel Printing Co, room 9

Armstrong J Thomas, billiard parlor at 28 Washington, h 8 Winter

Colony's blk 5 Cen sq. See advertisement.

cashier. See advertisement. Atherto.11 Miss Jennie JNL housekeeper at 29 Middle Atwood Herbert C, mechanic, h Winchester r

Atvvood Miss Nellie M, elk W P Chamberlain & Co, res 22 Cross Atwood William, farmer, h 22 Cross Auger Colbert, door maker, h 83 Douglass Auger Edmund, emp shoe factory, h 28 Green Auger Emma E, emp shoe factor)', bds 95 Douglass Auger George, sash maker, bds 95 Douglass Auger Nelson G, emp shoe factory, bds 95 Douglass Auger Onesime, sash maker, h 95 Douglass Auger Phillip, emp shoe factory, li 28 Green Austin Mrs J C, dressmaker, rooms 36 Church Austin Mrs Mary E, widow, res 132 Washington Averell Geo A, shoe cutter, h 30 Douglass Avery Chas E, pail finisher, bds Spragueville Avery Edward D, pail painter, h Spragueville Avery Julia M, domestic at 30 Spring Aver)- Mrs Martha E, widow, h 31 Cottage Avery Mary I, bds 25 Park Ayer Elislia, pattern maker, h 12 Gilsum

Save Money and Buy Drugs and Medicines at City Pharmacy.

Ayer Jos Cullen, Jr, clergyman, h 275 Court Ayer Mrs Elisha, dressmaker, res 12 Gilsum Ayer Miss Mabel, res 5S Beaver

Babbidge Paul F, supt city water works, bds 409 Main

Babbitt John W, express messenger B & M R R, h 28 Cross

Babcock Joseph (S Babcock & Son), bds 21 Appleton

Babcock Samuel (S Babcock & Son), li 21 Appleton

Babcock S & Son, fish and oyster dealers, market 33 Roxbury

Bagley Edwin E, musician, h 575 Court

Baglin Kitty, tailoress, res 107 Howard

Baglin Lizzie, tailoress, h 107 Howard

Baglin Margaret A, elk, bds 107 Howard.

Baglin Richard, emp city, h 107 Howard

Bailey Miss Adeline S, h 36 Cross

Bailey Edward A, elk G E Holbrook & Co, bds 31 Howard

Bailey Lizzie A, h 36 Cross

Bailey Miss Mary F, music teacher II E Lake 19 Roxbury, res cji

Main room 17 Bailey Thomas A, emp shoe factory, lids 141 Church Baker Abel VV, commercial traveler, h 158 Church Baker Artemas, h 96 Main Baker Charles F, clerk, h 1.3 Wilson Baker Pascomb W, elk 21 Church, h 120 Beaver Baker David II, packer at pottery, bds 22 Cottage Baker Edward, laborer, li 74 Carroll Baker Eugene S, chair maker, bds 22 Cottage Baker George D, teamster, h 92 Gilsum Baker Geprge H, engineer Taft's pottery, h 22 Cottage Baker Oscar VV, emp laundry, h 58 Church Baker Sumner A, emp Keene Finn Co, h 22 Elm Baker Sanford K, wool dryer, bds 210 West Balch Charles A, sash and blind maker, h [8 Spring Baldwin Charles, farm hand, res Bradford Baldwin Mrs E P, widow, res 203 Washington Baldwin Frank H, dealer in carriages and sleighs, repository

Baldwin Henry E, box maker, h 32 Probate Baldwin Herbert L, box maker, h 84 Valley Baldwin John, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 45 Sullivan Baldwin Thomas II, emp Woodbury's mill, h 4^ Sullivan Ball DeLos C, gen asst E C Thayer's mills, res 251 Main

Hall Elbridge G, carpenter, h 51 Kelleher Ball Emmons (George W Ball's Sons), h 246 Main Hall's George W Sons (G F Ball and Emmons Ball), brick manrs, yard 48 Appleton, office 35 Cen sq Ball's blk [Court

Hall Mrs George W,*widow, res 246 Main Hall Henry E, carpenter, h 343 Washington Ball Mrs T H, widow, bds 343 Washington Ballou Charles F, emp Keene Finn Co, bds 11 Mechanic Ballon Charles R, carpenter, h Spragueville Ballon Edward, bds 390 Water

Ballou Elmer R, box maker, bds Swanzey Factory Ballon Frank M, emp Keene Furniture Co, h 1 1 Mechanic Ballou George O, farmer, h Spragueville Ballou Harry L, box maker, bds Swanzey Factory Ballou Mrs Folly, widow, res Beech Hill middle r Ballou Mrs Sarah, widow, h Spragueville Bancroft Amos, meat and provisions, 267 Court Bancroft Bertha G, tailoress, bds 267 Court Bancroft Miss Harriet E, cashier at Museum, res 267 Court Hanks Elmer C, blacksmith Wm K Church, h 65 Dover Banyea Lewis, h 210 Beaver

Banyea Lewis E, harness maker, bds 210 Beaver Banyea Minnie, emp shoe factory, bds 210 Beaver Barker Arthur H, teamster, res 55 Castle Barker Charles, lineman in Boston, bds 55 Castle Barker Daniel VV, farmer, h Bradford Barker Ephriam W, blacksmith, h 10 Fairfield ct Barker Ernest C, p o elk, bds 55 Castle Barker Frank N, letter carrier, res 55 Castle Barker Fred A, postmaster, h 87 Main Barker Fred S, elk Colony's chair factory, bds Bradford Barker George F, supt American Telegraph Co, h 234 Washington Barker Henry II, farmer and teamster, h ^ Caslle I3arker Herbert T, furniture finisher, rooms 51 Main Barker Herbert W , teamster, h 32 Park Barker James, box maker, h Marlboro' n town line Barlow Charles E, carpenter and fish market 130 Elm, h 1 26 Armory Barlow Mrs Emeline C, widow, h 216 Main Harlow Isaac K, carpenter, bds 126 Armory Barlow Leroy, bds 21 High Barlow Nathaniel A, carpenter, bds 76 Grove

low Thomas II, elk Knowlton & Stone, h 28 Coolidge

nard Alfred E, harness maker, h 217 Washington

nard Miss Mabel A, teacher, bds Beech Hill summit r

ns T Olin, farm hand, res Myron Ellis, Westmoreland summ

rett Abijah II, emp Woodbury's mill, h 143 North rett Alston F, dentist, h r6o Church rett Charles L, night policeman, 262 West rett Frank J, barber 19 Main, h 2S Harrison rett Fred E, accountant, h 409 Main rett Frank A, engineer F R R shops, h 15 Portland rett George, wood and lumber dealer, h 44 George rett Henry L, chair maker, h 132 Armory rett Herbert T, emp Woodbury's mill, h 127 Armory rett John F, pail painter, bds 58 Coolidge rett Thomas F, sawyer, h 143 North rett Walter F, emp at Gurnsey's, bds 21 Water rett William A, manager Russell's brick yard, h 409 Main rington Prof Will A, music teacher and publisher, bds 16 Wa

ington, office 3 Cen sq, room 23 Bank blk ron Alice, table girl at 16 Washington ron Mrs Amy, widow, bds 92 Franklin ron Isaac T, baker Gurnsey's, h 92 Franklin rus Amasa, emp Woodbury's mill, h 28 Forest rus Berphier R, telephone operator, bds 16 Armory rus Fred W, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 16, Armory rus James A, laborer, h 28 Foster

rus John IT, engineer Woodbury's mill, h 16 Armory rus Myrtie G, telephone operator, bds 16 Armor)' rus Winfred E, jeweler, res 16 Armory ry John C, retired, res 18 Railroad

ry John M, tobacco, cigars and billiards, h and store 18 Railn ry Mrs Sarah II, widow, h 64 Spring tholomew Edwin E, locksmith repairing, h 107 Church tlett Mis Aro/.ine, widow, h 20 Butler ct tlett Edward II. spinner F & C mill, h 95 High tlett Fred E, emp shoe factory, h 515 Winchester tlett Jennie S, res Winchester r ton Annie, domestic at 64 Marlboro' ton Miss Helen V, teacher, res 20 Marboro'

Barton Theodore P, clerk, bds 20 Marlboro'

Bartram Henry M, machinist F R R, bds 62 Washington

Bass Miss Clara E, stenographer, bds 419 Main

Bass James, harness maker, h 419 Main

Baston, Orrin P, photographer J A French, bds City Hotel

I Satclielder Alfred T (Batchelder & Faulkner), attorney and coun- sellor, office 17 Roxbury, h 91 Court

Batchelder 8c Faulkner, (A. T. Batchelder, F C Faulkner) at- torneys and counsellors, office 17 Roxbury opp P O. See adv.

Batchelder John A, pattern maker, 40 Central Sq

Batchelder Mary, res 48 Main

Bates Miss Anna E, teacher, Elliot street primary, res 90 Adams

Bales Frank M, painter Imp Pack Co, h 450 Elm

Bates Herbert II, pail finisher Woodbury's mill, h 21 Knight

Bates Lizzie M, emp shoe factory, bds 3^ Elliot

Batram Harry, machinist F R R, rooms 63 Washington

Battle John \V, bds 57 Franklin

Baxter Samuel J, cooper Imp Pack Co, h 13 Union

Baylis Mrs Etta, widow, h 205 Carroll

Beal F^lavel, propr Boston Branch Grocery, 26 Washington, h 257 Washington. See advertisement.

Beal J Gertrude, res 33 Marlboro'

Beal Miss Sarah F, res 48 Valley

Beal Nellie E, nurse City Hospital

Beals Herbert R, dentist, rooms 17 Main, over Chesh Nat Bank, li

Beauregard, Arasho, pail maker, h 443 Washington

Beauregard Mrs A J, widow, h 77 North

Beauregard Chas, dealer in wood and kindlings, h and yard 33a Elm

Beauregard Delvina C, emp shoe factory, bds 334 Elm

Beauregard Frank E, teamster, bds 77 North

Beauregard John, elk J dishing & Co, bds 77 North

Beauregard Laura S, emp shoe factory, bds 334 Elm

Beaver Mills, office 108 Railroad st, John Henry Elliot pies, A A Woodward supt

Becket Charles, emp shoe factory, h 63 Washington

Beckley Mrs M H, widow, h 40 Washington

Beckwith Elizabeth L, housekeeper [h 357 Water. See adv.

Beckwith Henry H, contractor and builder, shop (>i Railroad,

Call at the Gas Co. Office, 14 Roxbury St. aodoE5iPe Gas Stoves.

Beckwith Miss Lula L »

Beckwith Oscar H, driver at Bridgman's, h 13S Cross

Bedaw Ephraim, emp Chesh Chair Co, h 116 Church

Bedord John, emp shoe factory, h 37 Myrtle [adv.

Beedle'S Music Store, Chas C Beedle propr, n Court sq. See

Beedle Chas C, music dealer, h and store 1 1 Court sq

Beedle Claude D, dentist, h 173 Washington

Beedle Fred P, musician, 3 Central sq, room 12 Bank blk

Beedle Harry L, musician, 3 Central sq, room 12 Bank blk

Beedle Karl R, musician, bds 1 1 Court sq

Beedle'S Orchestra, F. B. Jenness leader, office 3 Central sq,

room 23. See advertisement. Beedle Winfield B, student, bds 1 1 Court sq

Beirne James C, grocer, store 43 Carroll cor High, h 31 Carroll Beirne James P, medical student, bds 31 Carroll Beirne J Chas, bds 31 Carroll Beliveau Mrs Elzar, widow, h So Keene Beliveau John, laborer, bds Marlboro' Beliveau Joseph, laborer, h 296 Marlboro' Beliveau Justin, cabinet maker, h So Keene Beliveau Leslie G, druggist elk. bds 21 Grant Beliveau Louisa, emp shoe factory, bds So Keene. Beliveau Mrs Susan, widow, res 21 Grant Bell Wm A, farmer, Walpole r Bellows Josiah G, lawyer, res Walpole, N II Bemis Ilervey J, elk at Murdick's, bds 22 Fairfield ct Bemis James H, sawyer Keene Finn Co, h 22 Fairfield ct Bemis Jones A, machinist F R R, h 201 Roxbury Bemis Leon M, elk Museum, bds 22 Fairfield ct [ington

Bemis Maykenza C, wheelwright, shop 72 Railroad, h 220 Wash- Bemis Miss Rosa L, dressmaker, res 15 Washington Ave Bennett Addis E, h 26 Prospect

Bennett Mrs A E (A V Richardson & Co), res 26 Prospect Bennett George, stone cutter, h SS Baker Bennett Mrs John, widow, h 45 Beaver Bennett Miss Olive G, res 26 Prospect Bent Howard, emp City Ice Co, h 2.J Probate Bent Lena C, emp shoe fac, bds 63 Colorado Bergeron Mrs Anna, widow, bds 31 Ashuelot Bergeron Anthony, emp shoe fac, h 242 Beaver Bergeron Mrs Delia, widow, h 242 Beaver Bergeron Joseph, emp F & C Mfg Co, h 31 Ashuelot

Bergeron Joseph, chair maker, bds 31 Ashuelot

Bergeron Julius, emp Beaver Mills, h Si No Lincoln

Bergeron William, h 242 No Lincoln

Bergeron Peter, brick maker, h 17 Adams

Berry William R carpenter, h 124 Elm

Beverstock Oscar A, student, bds 37 Prospect

Beverstock Oscar D (O D Beverstock & Co), h 37 Prospect

Beverstock O D & Co (O D Beverstock, S D Crossfield), bucket,

sieve and drum hoop manr, shop 44 Mechanic Bidwell Henry T, elk Petts, h 201 Roxbury Bigelow Geo S, hulled corn dealer, bds West Hill base r Bigelow H P, farmer, h Surry r Bigelow Wtn C, farmer, milk, cream and vegetables, h West

Hill base r. See advertisement. Bill David W, trader, h 119 High Bill Fred W, grocer elk, h 80 Page Bill Samuel D, retired, h 80 Page Billings Chauncy B, farmer, h 527 West Billings Susie P, clerk, bds 527 West Bingham Charles W, farmer, h Surry East r Bingham Osmore A (Keene Screen Co), res 36 Dover Bisco Miss Helen M, teacher Chelsea Mass, res 47 Davis Bisco Mrs L A widow, res 47 Davis Bishop Emily R, teacher, bds 113 Cross

Bishop Henry H, chair maker Chesh Chair Co, h 134 So Lincoln Bishop Willard I, freight cashier F R R, h 113 Cross Bissell Arthur I£, meat and provisions, 34 Central sq, bds 28

Harrison. See advertisement. Bissell Charles II, chair make]-, h 167 Winchester Bissell Chauncey B, sawyer, bds 170 Eastern Ave Bissell Edwin E (New Era Tea Co), h 70 Dover Bissell Emerson E, mechanic, h 26 Butler ct Bissell James W, farmer, h 170 Eastern Ave Bissell Manufacturing Co (L W & M A Bissell), medicines,

etc, office and manufactory 322 West. See advertisement. Bissell Miss Mamie A, bds 322 West

Bissell Lucius W (Bissell Manufacturing Co), office and h 322 West Bissell Warren W, chair maker, h 284 Water Bixby Frank W, farmer for C H Wright, Abbott r Black Alexander M, carver, h So Keene

Black Elbridge H, pass conductor B Sl M R R, res 282 Court Black Mrs Mary L, widow, res A O Amidon's 503 West Black Orrin, carpenter, h 282 Court

If you Wish your Food Better Cooked

with less labor and time, USE A

Gas Stove.

Blaisdell Bert S, box maker, bds 45 Kelleher

Blaisdell Geo II, emp Fowler's box factory, bds 45 Kelleher

Blaisdell George W, teamster Abbott Grocery Co, h 45 Kelleher

Blake Aaron H, foreman Gnrnsey's bakery, h 21 Harrison

Blake AltlOS J, attorney and counsellor, res Fitzwilliam, N II.

See advertisement. Blake Mrs Augusta N, h 49 Water Blake Bertie R, pail turner, bds 101 High Blake Bessie M, bds 207 Main

Blake Elizabeth M, cashier Chase & Richards, bds 207 Main Blake Miss Eva M, compositor Cheshire Republican, res 48 Grant Blake Frank L, emp Woodbury's mill, bds ioi High Blake Frank O, mechanic, bds 48 Grant

Blake FM&Co (F M Blake, E M Blake), bankers and brokers,

See advertisement. Blake Grace M, elk at Clough's, bds 62 Elm Blake Hiram, attorney and counsellor, office 7 Main, bds City

Hotel. See advertisement. Blake John N, res 72 Church

Blake John A, emp Fowler's box shop, h 101 High Blake Justin S, farmer, h Westmoreland summit r Blake Milton, railway postal elk and farmer, h 207 Main Blake Oscar B, foreman L J Colony's factory, h 48 Grant Blake Peter, brick maker, h 1 1 Adams Blanchard Amasa A, farmer, h Winchester r Blanchard Fred H, shoe cutler, h 24 No Lincoln Blanchard Henry J, farmer, Westmoreland old r Blanchard Miss Georgie, boarding house, 115 Church Blanchard William A, teamster Chas 11 Wright, Surry E r Blandin Eugene O, pail turner Beaver Mills, h 42 Elliot Blandin Gertrude B, bookkeeper shoe factory, bds 42 Elliot Bliss Mary T, widow, res 71 Terrace

Bliss Murray J, bookkeeper Keene Beef Co, h 133 Roxbury Blodgett Mrs Lizzie J, widow, compositor Chesh Rep, bds 3S2 West Blodgett Sylvester, h 177 Elm

Bloom Pierre A, emp Beaver Mills, h 75 Leverett Bloude Emma, weaver F & C mills Boardway Alexander, teamster at City Hotel Boarosso Peter, hostler, h 475 West Bocemsdes Mrs Robert F, widow, h 395 Roxbury Bolio Theodore H, carpenter, h 193 Water

All Expense Ends ,he *tt$ Finish When Using a Gas Stove.

Holies Walter J, emp C M Norwood & Son, h 15 Harrison Bolster Almon, chair maker Burdett, h 65 Dunbar Bolster Mrs C C, maker and repairer of furs, res 65 Dunbar Bolster Mrs J L, widow, h 17 Centre

Bolster Miss Lillian A, teacher languages, res 65 Dunbar Bolster Miss Mabel F C, bookkeeper Rossman's, bds 65 Dunbar Bouchard Amanda, emp shoe factory, bds 141 Water Bonett Adelard, emp shoe factory, bds 19 Grove Bond Horace W, carpenter, h 133 Spruce Bonneau Anthony S, emp shoe factory, bds 141 Water Bonyea Oliver, city teamster, h 451 Washington Booth Lucius P, farmer and carpenter, h Surry r Boston Cash Shoe Store, Fred E. Hastings manager, 41 Main Boston Branch Grocery, 26 Washington, Flavel Beal proprie- tor. See advertisement.

Brown proprietor, 43 Cen sq. See advertisement. Bosworth Albert M, driver American Express, bds rear Lamson blk Bosworth Timothy, steward Cheshire House Bougie Phelix, emp shoe factory, bds 5 Grove Boutelle Wallace M, farmer at Griswold's, Bradford Bouter Mrs Kate, domestic at 91 Court Bouvier Chas B, bds 59 Grove Bouvier Peter, blacksmith F R R, h Howard ct Bowen Fred A, chair maker, h 251 Church Bowen Fred E, chair maker, h 140 Main Bowen Phillip, emp shoe factory, bds 193 Water Bowker Samuel P, livery stable, h rear Lamson blk Bowman Frank R, carpenter F R R, h 131 Carroll Boyce Mrs Nancy A, h 122 Court Boyce Leonard O, railway postal elk, h 122 Court Boyce Wayland D, turner, li 69 Franklin Boyd William J, overseer at F & C Mfg Co, h 30 Ashuelot Boyea Mrs Octavia, widow, h Sullivan Boyden Winslow, emp shoe factory, bds 47 Emerald Brackett Harry H, bookkeeper shoe factory, bds 137 Court Bracq Rev J C, prof French Vassal" College, res Abbott r Bradbury Frank II, blacksmith Y Jones, h 440 Elm Bradley Samuel M, supt C B Lancaster Shoe Co, h 85 Winter Brady Thomas, tool sharpener, h Branch r Boxbury N H Breed John A, laborer, h 125 Carroll Breen Mrs Ellen, widow, h 23 Armory Breen Katie, domestic at 259 Court Breen Katie, domestic at iS1^ Main

No Fires to Build, No Ashes, No Labor When Using a Gas Stove.

Buy Patent Medicines at LOWEST PRICES of Hodgkins.

Breen Michael, emp Woodbury's mill, Ixls 23 Armory

Breen Maggie, domestic, bds 23 Armory

Breen Miss Nora, h 331 Pearl

Bridges Mrs Maria, widow, h So Keene

Bridgman Mrs Chas, h 74 Washington

Bridgman Chas C, student, bds 118 Washington

Bridgman Chas H, wholesale and retail grocer, 8 Cen Sq, h

118 Washington. See advertisement. Bridgman Miss Gertrude H, bds 74 Washington Briggs Chas H, h 214 Washington Briggs Chas O, pail maker, h 58 So Lincoln Briggs Frank, helper F R R, bds 63 Ralston Briggs Frank N, eng Imp Pack Co's saw mill, h 202 Emerald Briggs Henry, supt Life Ins Co, office 51 Main Sentinel building Briggs Wm S, res 91 West

Brigham Belle, teacher, res So Keene n Marlboro' line Brininger Mrs Elizabeth, widow, bds 425 Main Bristol Phineas A, machinist F R R, bds 63 Ralston Britton Betsy H, widow, res 32 Armory Britton Chas A, mechanic, h 126 Elm Britton Cnrtis G-, farmer, creamery and butter factory, h oil

Walpole r, office 29 Cen sq. See advertisement. Britton Mrs Hiram, widow, res 18 Allen ct Britton Miss Julia A, dressmaker, h 64 Valley Britton Llewellyn W, stave sawyer, bds 42 Elliot BrittOn Sidney E, section foreman F R R, h 17 Church Britton Wm II (Hodgkins & Britton),"" h 66 Grant Brooks Mrs Addie M, cook City Hotel Brooks Arthur W, blacksmith, h 101 Church Brooks Mrs C, widovy, bds 81 No Lincoln Brooks Mrs Daniel W, widow, h 133 Roxbury Brooks Mrs Eli, widow, h 39 Colorado Brooks Miss Jennie A, emp toy factory, bds 39 Colorado Brooks Miss Jennie M, dressmaker, bds 133 Roxbury Brooks Lillia R, dressmaker, bds 39 Colorado Brooks Lyman J, treas and sec Imp Pack Co, h 105 West Brooks Miss Mamie A, bds 39 Colorado Brooks Wm E, shipper Imp Pack Co, res 105 \VTest Brooks William II, veterinary surgeon and blacksmith, oihee and

residence 101 Church Broulett Louis, emp Dunn & Salisbury, h 65 Emerald Broulett Walter, hostler, bds 65 Emerald Brown Alexander B, bds 563 West Brown Miss Annie M, h 48 Elm

Brown Charles II, engineer F R R, h 82 Church

Brown Daniel A, farmer and city assessor, h Chesterfield r

Brown Fred M, bds 526 Washington

Biown James, emp box shop, h 206 Church

Brown John J, horse clipper, bds City Hotel

Brown John L, emp S K Stone's farm, 37 Leverett

Brown Miss Josephene F, h 48 Elm

Brown Lydia E, bds 4 Gilsum

Brown Mrs M C, nurse, rooms 82 Spring

Brown Miss Mary L J, res 174 Main

Brown Mrs Catharine, widow, h 59 Davis

Brown Oscar B, chair maker, h 343 Washington

Brown Prentiss W, farmer and produce dealer, h 563 West

Brown Mrs Susan, widow, h 174 Main

Brown Wm T, emp shoe factory, bds Eagle Hotel

Bryant Calvin, manufacturer, h 56 High

Bryant Grace V, bds 56 High

Bryant Jennie N, bds 56 High

Bryant Lillian, res 40 Elm

Bryant Royal V, student, bds 56 High

Bryant Mrs W C, widow, res 10 Centre

Buckminster Geo C, drug elk Ilodgkins, bds 84 Valley

Buckminster Geo W, jobber for Spencer & Co, h 84 Valley

Buckminster Hairy F, policeman, res 37 Main

Buckminster Mrs II i, widow, h 22 Middle

Buckminster J Whitney, propr livery and sale stable rear Eagle

Hotel, res Eagle Hotel. See advertisement. Buckminster Milton E, farmer, h Beech Hill middle r Buckminster William II, em}) count)' jail

Buckwold Estella L, millinery goods, h and shop 32 Colorado Buck wold Henry, box maker, h 32 Colorado

Bununi Caleb T, pres Keene Five Cents Savings Bank, h 94 School BurYum Miss Carrie, res 67 Winter Burllim Charles C, register of deeds, h 20 Pleasant BufTum Mrs Geo B, widow, h 112 Washington BufTum James C, teller Citizens Bank, bds 20 Pleasant BufTum Mrs Lou A, coat maker, res 44 Whitcomb's blk Bugbee Clinton 11, night telephone operator, bds 200 Roxbury Bugbee Clinton P, veterinary surgeon, office Hitchcock's drugstore,

bds City Hotel Bullard Edwin M (Bullard & Shedd), h 272 Main Bullard & Shedd (E M Bullard, Gale C Shedd), druggists, 37

Cen sq cor Winter. See advertisement. Bullard Walter E, printer Sentinel Printing Co, bds 272 Main

Rubber Tubing, Syringes and Hot Water Bottles at Hodgkins.

Bunting Jay A, trackman, h 17 Church

Burdett Arthur D, chair maker, rooms 3 Cen sq

Burdett Chair Manufacturing Co, factory and office 369 Washing- ton, George L. Burdett pres, W P Cafleton sec'y

Burdett George L, pres Burdett Chair Mfg Co, li 323 Washington

Burdett Eli II, chair maker, h 28 Carroll

Burdett Leroy, emp Burdett, bds 133 Spruce

Burdett William E, supt Burdett Chair Co, h 32 Greenlawn

Burdick Mrs Mary, widow, bds 9 Court sq

Burgess Miss Josie, h 6^ Appian way

Burgess Luther, chair maker, h 6^ Appian way

Bnrgnm John F, hard wood finisher, h 122 So Lincoln

Burke James II, emp glue factory, h 42S Court

Burke Jennie, domestic at 117 Court

Burnap George, retired merchant, h 194 Court

Burnap Miss Laura II, housekeeper at 54 Bine

Burnett Adelord, emp shoe factory, bds 19 Grove

Burnett David, boiler maker F R R, bds 125 Davis

Burnham Miss Charlotte, res 79 West

Blirnham Prank K, carpenter and builder, shop 66 Mechanic, h 37 Franklin. See advertisement.

Burnham George C, fireman B & M R R, h S Church

Burnham Henry A, carpenter F R R, h 165 Winchester

Burns Charles, h 182 Emerald

Burns Mrs Ellen, widow, h 100 Island

Burns Elenora, bds 100 Island

Burns Joanna C, domestic at 7S West

Burns James, emp Woodbury, bds 59 Davis

Burns John, emp shoe factory, bds 176 Emerald

Burns Joseph, steward and cook, bds 1S4 Carroll

Burns Mrs Julia, widow, h 71 Davis

Burns Margaret A, nurse at city hospital

Burns Mary, emp shoe factory, bds 59 Davis

Burns Nellie, dressmaker, bds 100 Island

Burns Patrick, mason and plasterer, h 184 Carroll

Burns Patrick Jr, emp Woodbury, bds 176 Emerald

Burns Patrick 2d, wool washer, h 176 Emerald

Burns Sarah, domestic at 59 Davis

Burr Eben, vegetable farmer, h 1 1 Park Ave

Burr Frank W, meat and provision dealer, 20 Main, h 122 School

Burrows John A, foreman shoe factory, bds (Jit) !!-!<!

Burt Mrs A. L, widow, bds City Hotel

Burt Milan K, emp shoe factory, h 32 Beech

Bushey Barney, chopper, h oil' George

Bnskey Edward A, sawyer at Beaver Mills, h 8 Sullivan

Hushey Lillian, emp shoe factory, bcls 16 Gurnsey

1 Sutler Charles, bds Howard place

Butler Charles IT, carpenter, h 103 Winchester

Butler Miss Hannah M, music teacher, res 285 Marlboro'

Butler Harry C, thug elk, bds 103 Winchester

Butler John L, farmer and real estate dealer, h in Adams

Butler Louis P, florist, bds 103 Winchester

Butterheld Frank J, sawyer, h 64 High

Buxton Nellie M, emp Thayer's restaurant, rooms 33 Vernon

Byam Willie A, emp Fowler's box factory, 9 Cen. Sq, room j 1

Byron Joseph, stone cutter, h Beech Hill middle r

Byron Mrs L, widow, h Beech Hill middle r

Cahalane Daniel C, bookkeeper and ticket agt at Sawyer & Ma- son, h 22 Greenlawn Cahill Michael, h 98 Pearl

Cahill Patrick, emp Beaver Mills, h 9 Ashuelot ct Cahill Wm J, harness maker, bds 9S Pearl Cairns Mrs Catharine, widow, res 34 Elm Cairns James, clergyman M E church, h 34 Elm Cairns James G, student, bds 34 Elm Caldwell Mrs A R, widow, h 234 Court Caldwell Joseph W, chair bender, h 56 Elm Caldwell Martha A, h 234 Court

Calef Benj B, pressman at J R Beal & Co, 65 Valley Calef Nellie B, bds 234 Washington Call Mary, emp shoe factory, bds 48 Water Callahan Dennis, flagman F R R, h 13 South Callahan Dennis, jr, box maker, bds 13 South Callahan William J, sawyer, h 73 Douglass Callahan William J 2d, pail turner, bds 13 South Calmer Alec, chopper, h 14 Grove Cameron Alexander, chopper, h 36 Ellis Cameron Alexander N, emp shoe factory, bds 45 Ellis Cameron Carrie M, bds 45 Ellis Cameron Donald, emp Glue Co, h 45 Ellis Cameron Donald 2d, chair seater, bds 45 Ellis Cameron Margaret, bds 36 Ellis Cameron Minnie J, teacher, bds 45 Ellis Cameron Simeon E, emp Warren's market, h 12 Russell Campbell Alexander, farmer, h Surry r Campbell Daniel, teamster, bds 87 High

Campbell John, teamster, bds 87 High

Campbell Lewis J, farmer, h Surry r

Campbell Robert A, farmer, h Surry r [Nims' stable

Cannon Bros (A G & E W Cannon), veterinary surgeons, office

Cannon Edward W (Cannon Bros), h 32 Roxbury

Capman Delia, bds 74 Carroll

Capron Oliver VV, elk VV L Goodnow & Co, bds 266 Court

Carey Lena, table girl Thayer's, rooms 57 Spring

Carey Michael J, emp shoe factory, h 217 Elm

Carkin Albert F, chair painter, h 40 Armory

Carleton Prentice W, emp Wilkins Toy Co, h 31 Franklin

Carleton Wm P, sec Burdett Chair Mfg Co, h 154 Washington

Carlsen Annett, chamber girl City Hotel

Carlson A, carpenter, h no Church

Carlson Miss llilma A, domestic, bds 1 10 Church

Carlson Olander, emp Keene Furn Co, bds 73 Leverett

Carney Cornelius, bds S3 Appian Way

Carney Daniel J, emp Wilkins Toy Co, bds 83 Appian Way

Carney Dennis, h 83 Appian Way

Carney Dennis Jr, clerk, bds 83 Appian Way

Carney Ellen M, 161 Main

Carney Mrs James, widow, h 44 Foundry

Carpenter Mrs A S, widow, h 24 Washington

Carpenter Belle A, milliner, bds 4 Mystic Place

Carpenter Miss Caroline S, res 24 Washington

Carpenter Frank PI, harness maker, bds 42 Cottage

Carpenter Frank D W, h Surry, N II

Carpenter Fred A, elk Gurnsey, 23 Centre

Carpenter Geo II, sawyer Beaver Mills, h 40 Winchester ct

Carpenter John, harness maker, shop 21 Cen sq, h 4 Mystic Place

Carpenter Miss Mary A, res 24 Washington

Carpenter Merrill D, grocer, store 130 Elm, h <^i Ashuelot

Carpenter Thomas E, elk C W Wilber, h 156 Roxbury

Carr Miss Agnes, dressmaker, res 70 Woodburn

Carr Mrs Caroline A, widow, h 88 Roxbury

Carr Ernest Van D, machinist F R R, res 81 Main

Carr Edward J, brick mason, bds* 70 Woodburn

Carr Miss Fannie, emp shoe factory, bds 70 Woodburn

Washington cor George Carr Katie I, emp shoe factory, bds 70 Woodburn Carr Simeon, farmer, h 70 Woodburn Carr William P, brick mason, h 88 Woodburn Carriere Afrid, emp F & C Mfg Co Carrigan E P, machinist Humphrey Machine Co, h 93 Franklin

Carrigan James F, emp foundry, bds 83 Island

Carrigan John, laborer, h 83 Island

Carrigan Lepn E, printer Sentinel Printing Co, bds 93 Franklin

Carrigan Lizzie, domestic at 129 Court

Carrigan Michael, moulder, bds 83 Island

Carroll George, potter Taft, h Myrtle n factory

Carroll George H, brick mason, h 347 Elm

Carroll James W, brick mason, h 347 Elm

Carroll John V, brick mason, h 95 George

Carroll Julia A, dressmaker, h 160 Gilsum

Carroll Kate L, res 160 Gilsnm

Carroll Michael, plasterer and stucco worker, h 160 Gilsum

Carroll Phillip S, brick mason, bds Eagle Hotel

Carroll Phillip S, brick mason, bds 160 Gilsum

Carroll Robert F, brick mason, bds 347 Elm

Carter Mrs A D, widow, res 138 School

Carter Harold B, emp Kirk Si Sewall, bds 63 Spring

Carter Mrs Rufus, widow, h 324 Water

Case Mrs II C, dressmaker, h 19 Beaver

Casey Geo, bds 24 Grove

Casey Mrs Maggie, h 24 Grove

Casey William, bds 24 Grove

Cass Almon, emp Fowler, h 23 Baker

Cass David (Roxbnry Granite Co), h Beech Hill r Roxbury, N II

Cass Emery, box maker Reed, h 130 Roxbury

Cass George W, box maker Recti, h 1 2 Russell

Cass Myron T, stone cutter, h 319 Water

Cass Miss Ola B, elk Miss Merrill, bds 130 Roxbury

Castaw John, emp shoe factory, bds j i Adams

Castaw Joseph, chopper, bds 83 Kelleher

Castaw Nelson, emp shoe factory, h 83 Kelleher

Castor Frank, farmer, h 9 Madison

Castor Lewis, laborer, h 451 Washington

Castor Louis, carpenter, h 107 Foster

Castor Lucius, brick maker, bds 52 Taylor

Caswell Miss Grace E, res 39 Vernon

Catalnsci Joseph, tailor, h 110 Church

Caton Jerry, laborer, h 50 Foundry

Caton Margaret, emp shoe factory, bds 71 Foster

Caton Thomas, laborer, h 71 Foster

Caton Thomas J, emp Wilkins Toy Co, bds 71 Foster

Chabott Eli, packer shoe factory, li 19 Grove

Chabott Joseph, emp shoe factory, bds 19 Grove

Chabott Joseph, brakeman F R R, bds 35 Ashuelot

Chabott Mary L, emp shoe factory, bds 35 Ashuelot Chabott Tuffell, carpenter, h 35 Ashuelot Chalmers John J, furniture maker, h So Keene Chamberlain Mrs A A, widow, h 144 High Chamberlain Miss Anna C, res 144 High Chamberlain Geo F, mason and plasterer, h 66 Forest Chamberlain Mrs Jennie D, bds 66 Forest Chamberlain Wm F, res 66 Forest

Chamberlain Wm P, (W P Chamberlain & Co), h 43 Cross Chamberlain WP&Co (W P Chamberlain, Frank Huntress), dealers in dry and fancy goods and carpets, 50 Main. See adv. Champange Geo, chopper, h off Sullivan Champange Isaac, teamster, li Sullivan n brook Champeau Joseph, blacksmith, bds 210 Beaver Champeney Abbie A, emp laundry, h Sullivan n brook Champion Isaac K, (Keene Finn Co), bds 137 Court Champney Mrs Emily, widow, bds Sullivan n brook Champney Joseph, sawyer Woodbury's, h Sullivan 11 Concord r Chanay Emma, bds 101 Douglass Chanay James, chair maker, bds 101 Douglass Chanay Mrs Lucy, widow, h 101 Douglass Chanay Nora, bds 101 Douglass Chanay Wm B, chair maker, bds 101 Douglass Chandler Alton F, elk F R Stratton, bds 58 Spring Chandler Carl, elk Gilmore, bds 1S9 Court Chandler Mrs C N, widow, h 189 Court Chandler Flora A, domestic, bds 20 Ellis Chandler Geo W, cabinet maker, res 30 Main Chandler James E, printer Sentinel Printing Co, h 26 Probate Chandler Mrs L J, widow, h West n Bradford Chandler May S, res 51 Beech

Chandler Wilber F, emp Nims, Whitney & Co, h 51 Beech Chandler Wm B, door maker, h 34 Barker Chapin Chas A, h 273 Washington

Chapman Albert W, cabinet maker Keene Furn Co, h 42 Dover Chapman Mrs Betsy E, widow, h 14 Pine [adv.

Chapman ChaS W, upholsterer, shop and house 16S Court. See Chapman Frank, door maker, h 294 Roxbury Chapman Mrs Henry, widow, h 23 Centre Chapman John D, machinist FRR, li 14 Pine Chapman Mrs Lois, widow, h Beech Hill r Chapman Miss Sarah, res Beech Hill r Chapman Uriah G, hostler, bds rear Lamson blk Main Chappell Jennie, domestic at 296 Court

Call at the Gas Co. Office, 14 Roxbury St. and&"8 Gas Stoves.

Chase Alonzo H, chair maker, res 40 Cen sq, Gerould's blk

Chase Mrs Betsy, widow, bds 143 High

Chase Charles, h rear 28 Washington

Chase Emily R, stenographer, res Surry r

Chase Frank E, res Surry r

Chase Fred W (Chase & Richards), h 243 Court cor Forest

Chase Miss Isabelle, dressmaker, bds 15 Madison

Chase Joseph, farmer and market gardener, h Surry r

furnishing goods, etc, 5 Main. See advertisement. Cliase William N, livery stable 32 Washington, bds 28 Washington Cheesman Robert, harness maker, bds 40 Cen sq Cheesman William M, barber shop S Main, res 40 Cen sq Cheever Abbie, domestic at 178 Main Cheever Frank G, painter, h 14 Wilson Cheever Geo F, h 8 Church

Cheever Harry W, former, res West Hill summit r Cheever Wm L, h 26 Maple

Cheever Willard S, farmer and painter, h West Hill summit r Cheney Benjamin F, emp shoe factory, h 185 Roxbury Cheshire Beef Co (W C Coughlin, John M Hovey), store

house 105 Emerald. See advertisement. Cheshire Chair Co (E and C E Joslin, G W McDuiTee), foctory

and office Beaver Mills [hill, N H

Cheshire County Almshouse, II 1) Pierce, supt, V O address Park-

Cheshire County Mutual Fire Insurance Co, J II Elliot,

John's blk. See advertisement. Cheshire County Jail, between Washington and Gilsum Cheshire House, Chas Hartwell propr, 6 Main cor Roxbury Cheshire Mills, Harrisville, N II, Horatio Colony, treas

Cheshire National Bank, j II Elliot, pres, R II Porter, cashr,

13 Main. See advertisement.

Cheshire Provident Institution, A T Batchelder, pres, O G

Nims, treas, 1 Cen sq. See advertisement. Cheshire R R, F H Kingsbury, treas Cheshire Republican, J D Colony & Sons, proprietors, office

3 Cen sq, over postoffice. See advertisement. Cheshire Tanning Co, Fred L Pitcher, manager, tannery West

Cheshire Iron Foundry, Humphrey Machine Co, pi-dprs, foot

Davis: See advertisement. Church Harriet M, compositor Sentinel Printing Co, bds 45 Grant Church Wm K, blacksmith, shop rear Eagle Hotel, h 45 Grant.

See advertisement.

Strictly Pure Cream Tartar, Soda and Spices at City Pharmacy.

Citizens National Bank, O G Dort pies, A L Wright cashr,

Ball's blk, 36 Cen sq. See advertisement.

City Council Rooms, 13 Cen sq, City Hall

City Clerk's office, 3 Washington, City Hall

City Hall, 1 Washington

City Ice Co (Pierce & Towns proprs), office 37 Beech, tele- phone 85-2. See advertisement.

City Marshal's office, 5 Washington, City Hall

City Messenger's office, 3 Washington, City Hall

City Hotel, Henry Ward, propr, Main cor Emerald

Clapp Chas A, stage propr Marlow and Keene, bds Eagle Hotel

Clapp Wm M, painter and decorator, shop 66 Mechanic, h 183 Court. See advertisement.

Clark Andrew, laborer, h 61 Kelleher

Clark Chas H, elk at postoffice, h 95 Cross

Clark Chas W, (Fowler & Clark), bds 17 So Lincoln

Clark Miss Ellen E, teacher, bds 130 Court

Clark Erford A, peddler, bds 37 Union

Clark Mrs Fannie M, widow, h 80 Roxbury

Clark Maitin V B, choice groceries, 15 Roxbury, opp P O, h 130 Court. See advertisement.

Clark Mrs M M, widow, res 95 Cross

Clark Will, farm hand, Surry East r

Clark Wm, emp Beaver Mills, h 30 Grant

Clarke Elbridge, retired merchant, res 18 Washington

Clasby Mrs Geo K, widow, h 28 Green ct

Clifford Geo, house painter, h 35 Taylor

Clipper Machine Works, H T Kingsbury, propr, mowers and extras, 68 Myrtle. See advertisement.

Chine Wm, emp shoe factory, bds 115 Church

Clyde Geo W, bookkeeper Henry Giffin, h 76 Page

Clyde Joseph, bds 76 Page

Coates Chas II, foreman shoe factor)', h 17 Edwards

Cobb Clarence A, chair maker, bds 146 Church

Cobb Ernest L, 123 George

Cobb Eugene H, chair painter, h 32 Beech

Cobleigh Mrs Hannah H, bds 526 Washington

Coburn Mrs Julia xV, widow, h 95 Church

Coilee Rooms (W C T U propr), 8 Winter

Colley Bridget, bds 24 Foundry

Coffey James, h 86 Butler ct

Coffey James, moulder, bds 24 Foundry

If you Wish your Food Better Cooked ^MV"' Gas Stove.

Coffey James D, laborer, bds 105 Foster Coffey James M, emp Woodbury, bds 86 Butler ct Coffey John E, stock fitter shoe factory, bds City Hotel Cpffey Jomi 2a\ bds 24 Foundry Coffey Mrs Julia, widow, h 105 Foster Coffey May, laundry girl, bds City Hotel

Collin, Mrs Gertrude L, emp shoe factory, bds Eagle Hotel Colby Alonzo, res Cheshire House Colby Bertha E, clerk C B Perry's, bds 157 Church Colby Chas H, cabinet maker, h 157 Church

Colby Everett N, shipping elk Abbott Grocery Co, h 27 Harrison Colby Miss Martha L, dressmaker, shop and res 9 Cen sq room 7 Colby Miss M Etta, dressmaker, room 9 Cen sq

Church cor Harrison [Church cor Harrison

Cole Asa, farmer, h n 456 Marlboro' Cole Daniel R, farmer, h 456 Marlboro' Cole D R & F A, proprietors grist mill, So Keene Cole Frank A, miller, h n 472 Marlboro' Cole George, city police, h 74 Elm

Cole Hattie E, teacher Washington St primary, res 456 Marlboro' Cole Mrs Lydia A, widow, res 47 Marlboro' Cole Mrs Semira H, widow, res West Keene Collins Hannah, domestic at 339 Main [M;

Collins Herbert D, commercial traveler Knowlton & Stone, 1 Collins John, emp F & C's mill, bds 58 Colorado Collins Mary, kitchen girl at City Hotel Collins Oliver, chopper, res West Hill base r Collins Fat, emp Dr II K Faulkner, 78 West Collins William E, h 38 Madison Collins William E B, student, res 38 Madison Colony Chas K, farmer, h Maple Ave

Colony Chas T, bookkeeper Cheshire Mills, res 104 West Colony Edward, clerk, res 149 High Colony Miss Fanny B, res 143 West Colony Miss Frances M, res 143 West Colony Geo II, manr, res 38 Middle Colony Miss Hannah T, res 143 West Colony Harry II, dentist, h 191 West

Colony Horatio (Faulkner & Colony Mfg Co), h 104 West Colony James, h Park Ave Colony John J, manr, res 104 West

All Expense Ends

the Moment You Finish

When Using a Gas Stove.

Paper, Envelopes and Stamps at Hodgkins' Drug Store.

Colony Joseph B, sec and treas F & C MFg Co, res 79 West Colony J D & Sons, proprs of Cheshire Republican, book and job

printers, office Bank blk, over P O '

Colony Josiah T, manr, h 60 Roxbury Colony Laurence I), res 191 West

Colony L J, chair warehouse, Commercial, O E Colony, propf Colony Ormond E, chair manr, h 70 Court Colony Oscar L (J D Colony & Sons), res 64 Colorado Colony Miss Sarah R, res 143 West

Colt Win M, bari^ir and salesman for Edwards, h 37 Wbodburn Coftoti Mrs Agues \. boaniitig house, 17 Cen sq, Clarke's blk Comei Michael J, peddler, h 26 Foundry Cornier Fred, butcher, h 296 Marlboro' Conant Erank E, emp Dunn & Salisbury, h 130 School Conant Horace M, box maker, h 29 Page Conant Mrs Horace M, dressmaker, h 29 Page Cone Elias E, emp Imp Back Co, h 22 Terrace cor Roxbury Cone James M, machinist F R R, h 45 Terraee Connell Josie, domestic at 194 West Connell Katie, emp shoe factory, bds 107 Douglass Connell Michael, laborer, h 107 Douglass Connell Timothy, bds 107 Douglass Connelly Bridget, domestic at 45 Washington Connor Annie E, emp shoe factory , bds 59 Davis Connor Chas J, elk McCushing, bds 51 Cottage Connor James, box maker, h 30 Madison Connor Beter, teamster, h 51 Cottage Connor William A, teamster, bds 51 Cottage Conroy Fred E, hafiiOȤ maker, bfU 25 Island Conroy Eizzie N, elk Museum, UU 25 Island Conroy Michael, emp F & C's mill, h 25 Island Constand Ernest, emp shoe factory, bds 19 Grove Constand Omer, emp shoe factory, bds 19 Grove Converse Mrs Lizzie M, city librarian, bds 39 Colorado Conway Jerry, emp Beaver Mills, bds 335 West Conway John F, emp shoe factor)', bds 335 West Conway Mrs Mattie J, bookkeeper, h 140 Ma'ni^ Cook Miss Gertrude, stenographer, bds 44 Court Cook Mrs E II, widow, res 44 Court

No Fires to Build, No Ashes, No Labor When Using a Gas Stove.

Cook Samuel (S Cook & Co), li Edwards Cook S & Co, cigar manr, factory 5 Emerald Cook Rev Silas P, clergyman, h 36 Portland

Cooley John F, watchman shoe factory, h 67 Leverett [46 Cen sq Coolidge Henry O, register probate, cashr Ashuelot Nat Bank, res

Cooper Mrs D H, manager ladies' furnishing parlor, 40 Cent sq, Cooper Estella C, telephone operator, bds 115 Roxbury Cooper Geo H, finisher Keene Furn Co, h 10 Willow Cooper Wm H, furniture finisher, h 40 Cen sq Coops Rdbie S, einp shoe factory, room 74 Mechanic Cordeiro Frank,' cabinet maker, h So Keene Cordeiro Jose, carver, res So Keene Corey Miss Bell, emp laundry, res 7 Centre Corey Cha's W, box maker, h 16 Willow Corey Daniel, emp shoe factory, bds 59 Grove Corey Francis A, author, h 40 Washington Corey Fred J, emp Chesh Chair Co, bds 59 Grove Corey Gertrude M, dressmaker, shop and residence Main room 5 Corey James, laborer, h 59 Grove

Corey Julia M, emp coffee rooms, bds \2 Washington Corey Leslie D, bds 40 Washington

Corey Mrs Mary A, res 12 Washington, room 4 Clarke blk Core}' Milan, chair bender Beaver Mills, room loS Railroad Corey Wm E, pail turner, bds 106 Forest Costello Bridget, domestic at 50 Marlboro' Cota Mrs Anna, widow, h 563 Washington Cota George, emp at Glue Co, bds 61 Washington Ave Cota Joseph, farmer, h Branch r Cota Mrs Lena, h 563 Washington Cota Airs Mary, emp laundry, h 45 Church Cota Peter, laborer, h 563 Washington Cota Thomas, tanner, h oil George Cote Altols, emp shoe factory, bds 233 Marlboro' Cotter James, painter, bds 118 Pearl Cotter Michael, laborer, h 118 Pearl Cotter William, fireman at gas works, bds 118 Pearl Coughlan Mary E, domestic at 6 Mystic Place Coughlin Wm C (Cheshire Beef Co), bds 30 Main Couillard Emogene E, housekeeper 17 North Couillard Henry S, hotel keeper, res City Hotel Couillard Peter, laborer, h 17 North Covey Geo W, house painter, h 161 High

Cowdrey George D, hostler, h 85 Dunbar

Craig Almon, farmer, res 8r Alain

Craig Charles L, shoe cutter, res 81 Main

Craig Edward M, glazier, h 162 George

Craig George H, glazier Nims, Whitney & Co, h 45 Beech

Craig Mrs Ruth M, widow, h 4 s Beech

Craig Thomas A, glazier Nims, Whitney & Co, h 45 Beech

Grain Charles G, farmer, h Walpole r

Cram Mrs Charlotte, widow, h West Hill summit r

Cram Henry G, emp shoe factory, bds 136 West

Cramei Thomas, emp Beaver Mills, bds Ashuelot ct

Crehore Charles E, laborer, bds 210 West

Crepin Chas J, emp shoe factory, bds 240 Water

Crepin Clara, emp shoe factory, bds 240 Water

Cressy Frank A, elk (W P Chamberlain & Co), bds 24 Gi ecnlawn

Cressy John A, commercial traveler, h 24 Greenlawn

Crocker George II, jobber, h ^o No Lincoln

Cronan James F, moulder, bds 47 Emerald

Cronan James, moulder, bds 47 Emerald

Crosby Edward, hostler, bds 17 Cen sq

Crosby Miss M, teacher, bds 539 West

Crosier Nelson A, agt Standard Oil Co, h 87 Cross

Cross Charles, machinist, h 121 Winchester

Cross Levi, retired mechanic, h 44 Madison cor Appian Way

Cross William H, box maker, h 15 Pleasant

Crossheld Samuel B, (O D Beverstock & Co), h 5^ Pine

Crowley Margaret E, domestic at 82 Court

Crowley Michael, section hand B & M R R, h 50 Winchester ct

Crowley Patrick, emp F R R, h 103 Island

Crown Mrs Edward A, widow, h 10 Court sq

Crown John J, elk McCushing, bds 10 Cen sq

Crown Mary, domestic at 64. Union

Crown Orman L, sawyer Beaver Mills, h i 1 Ninety-third

Cuff Bridget, domestic at 82 Washington

Culf Thomas, hod carrier, bds 100 Howard

Cullinane Mary, bds 103 Island

Cullinane John, emp F R R, h 103 Island

Culnane Josephene, domestic at 23 Franklin

Culnane Mary, domestic at 75 Cross

Cummings Augustus, quarryman, h 6 Green

Cummings Charles F, house painter, 73 High

Cummings Charles M, shoe dealer, 16 Main, h 25 Howard

Cummings Charles O, emp shoe factory, bds 51 Howard

Cummings Donald S, elk, bds 25 Howard

Baldwin Makes a Specialty of Fine Hand Made Harnesses.

Cummings Harrison A, emp shoe factory, bds 155 Howard

Cummings James M, freight conductor B & M R R, h 206 Roxbury

Cummings Joseph W, plumber, h 171 Howard

Cummings Miss Maria, bds 33 Marlboro'

Cummings Mrs Sarah M, widow, res 74 Water

Cummings Mrs Thomas R, res 9 Cen sq

Cunningham Adam, cabinet maker, bds So Keene

Cunningham James, emp box factory, h 120 Marlboro'

Curran Delia, domestic, res 23 Ashuelot ct

Curran Harriet, domestic City Hospital, 30$ Main

Curran John, laborer, bds 23 Ashuelot ct

Curran Timothy, carpenter, h 23 Ashuelot ct

Currie Angus, laborer, bds 24 Probate

Currie Duncan, shipper furniture, h So Keene

Currier Agnes, emp at L P Booth's, Surry r

Currier Eli N, teamster Keene Beef Co, h 67 Howard

Currier Kate, domestic at City Hospital

Curtin Bridget, domestic at 42 Union

Curtis Geo T, dyer, h 463 Washington

Curtis Irvin, farmer, h Westmoreland old r

dishing J & Co, meal and grain dealers, 9 Railroad sq

Cuthbert Robert, chair maker, h 30 Elm

Cuthbert Miss Zella P, domestic, bds 30 Elm

Cutler Mrs Eliza A, h Chesterfield r

Cutler Fred W, painter, bds West Hill summit r

Cutler Miss Jennie E, tailoress, res Chesterfield 1

Cutting Mrs Abbie L, bds 54 Pine

Daley Nellie, table girl Eagle Hotel Daley John, marble polisher, h S3 Foster Daley Mary, meat cook Eagle Hotel, bds hotel Damon Mrs Lucy, widow, h 265 Washington Dana Arthur J, emp shoe factory, h 72 Mechanic Dana Mrs C D, widow, h 72 Mechanic Daniels John G, bds 390 Water Darling Adelbert M, shoe cutter, bds 21 West

tisement front cover. Darling Charles W, (Darling & Co), h 9 Court Darling Miss Grace 1, elk Ladies' Exchange, res 39 Vernon Darling Grace A, bds 106 Roxbury [Roxbury

Darling Henry H, physician and surgeon, office 31 Roxbury, h 106 Darling Henry M, meat and provisions, h 5SS Court

Toilet and Fancy Goods at Hodgkins', 39 Central Square.

Darling LaForrest C, commercial traveler, h 39 Vernon

Darling Lewis D, sash maker Nims, Whitney & Co, h 95 Adams

Darling Miss Mary E, res 227 Court

Darling Sarah E, artist, bds 106 Roxbury

Darmon Mrs Addie, domestic at 191 Washington

Dart Charles W, harness maker, h 6 Green

Dart Mrs Martha A, widow, h 149 High

Dart Samuel W, manr of dressed lumber, shingles, etc, mills and res Gilsum, N H. See advertisement.

David Frank A, furniture finisher, bds 47 Myrtle

David Joseph A, furniture finisher, h 47 Myrtle

Davis Alice J, bookkeeper Wilkins Toy Co, res 78 Dunbar

Davis Alba C, farmer, h n 547 Marlboro'

Davis Albert O, emp pass depot F R R, h 43 Madison

Davis Alvin W, farmer, h 419 Marlboro'

Davis Miss Caroline M, dressmaker, 11 Cen sq, res 56 Elm

Davis Chas, farmer, h 419 Marlboro'

Davis Chas A, carpenter, h 131 Church

Davis I^rvitl J, propr boarding house 16 Washington. See adv.

Davis Francis, dealer in engines and machinery, h <^S Spring-

Davis Kred W, manr pail and brush handle stock, shingles, etc., h Beech Hill middle r. See advertisement.

Davis Geo W, emp Woodbury's mill, h 40 Armory

Davis Henry A, box maker, h 511 Marlboro'

Davis Herbert A, farmer, h Beech Hill summit r

Davis James O, slater, h 3S7 Elm

Davis John L, retired, h 220 Roxbury

Davis Joseph H, elk at Warren's market, bds 16 Washingon

Davis Lizzie E, music teacher, res at F W Davis

Davis Mabel A, emp shoe factory, bds 1 41 Church

Davis Mrs Maria L, widow, res 87 Davis

Davis Dr Marshall A, manr and dealer in medicines, h 45 Elm

Davis Miles S, farmer, h Concord r

Davis, Wright 8c Co (W L Davis, Virgil A Wright and F M bury. See advertisement.

Davis William L (Davis, Wright & Co), h 78 Dunbar

Davy John R D, emp Keene Finn Co, bds 141 Church

Day Fred, harness maker, bds 115 Church

Dean Albert M, emp Burr's market, bds 251 Water

Dean Arthur, city teamster, h 52 Taylor

Dean Edgar F, commercial traveler, h 103 So Lincoln

Dean Frederick, carpenter, res 103 So Lincoln

Dean Harry C, clerk, bds 67 Mechanic

Dean Miss Laura C, h 67 Mechanic

Dean Sidney, teamster, bds 206 Chinch

Dean Wm, emp shoe shop, bds 115 Church

Dearborn T, fire ins agt, rooms 314 Court

Deavitt John J, overseer weaver, bds 5S Colorado

DeBevoise, Rev G LI, pastor 2d Cong Church, h 227 Court

Dee Alice, res 23 Ralston

Dee Annie, domestic at 1S0 Court

Dee Cornelius J, night watchman F R R, h ^1 Pearl

Dee Edward, bds 23 Ralston

Dee John B, emp shoe factory, bds 17 Winchester ct

Dee Patrick, roadmaster Conn R Div of B & M R R, h 23 Ralston

Dee Patrick A, bookkeeper, bds 23 Ralston

Decgan Agnes, domestic at 30 Marlboro'

Demery Bert P, emp Beaver Mills, h 1 1 Maple

Denio Norman, manr Leather sample cases, shop 41 Church, res

Denison Amos B, wire bracket and shell' manufactory, shop and h

Denison John A, asst supt water works, bds 39 Union

Dennison Manufacturing Co, tags, etc, factory Boston, Mass.

See advertisement. Derby Chas L, emp Keene Screen Co, bds 65 Dover Derby Henry A, emp Davis, Wright & Co, h 103 Winchester Derby Geo N, emp shoe factory, bds 182 Church Derby Mrs Sherman, widow, bds 3S2 West Dermerry Bert, pail turner, h 1 1 Myrtle Deny Clarence J, drug elk at Dort's, bds 16 Washington Deny Frank, bds 101 Church

Des Roches Frank, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 80 No Lincoln De Valaire Miss Harriet, res Howard ct Devine Francis II, emp F & C mill, h 83 Valley Devine Francis H Jr, printer, res 83 Valley Dian Geo, emp shoe factory, bds 74 Carroll Dick James, machinist F R R, h 4/9 Court Dickinson Abbott W, miller, mill and h Swan/ey Factory Dickinson Mrs Emily, widow, h Westmoreland old r Dickinson Mrs Emily II, widow, h Swanzey Factory Dickinson Harry L, musician, res 37 Main Lamson blk

Perfumes, Toilet Waters, and Sachet Powders at Hodgkins',

Dickinson Henry D, farmer, h Westmoreland old r

Dickinson Ida M, emp shoe factory, room Clarke's blk Cen sq

Dickinson Mrs Wm, widow, h 56 Valley

Dickinson Whitney, miller, h 22 Willow

Diehl John, shoemaker, shop under Ash Nat Bank, h 23 Butler ct

Digman William J, boiler maker F R R, bds 63 Ralston

Dinagan John W, barber at City Hotel blk 113 Main, h 12 Wilson

Dinsmoor Mrs Clarisa C, widow, bds 317 Court

Dinsmoor Frank M, physician, res 21 Summer

Dinsmoor George R, physician and surgeon, h 45 Washington

Dinsmoor Miss Mary B, res 45 Washington

Dinsmoor Samuel, res Keene

Dinsmoor S M, physician and surgeon, office and res 21 Summer

Dinsmoor Mrs Lizzie W, widow, h 37 Park

Dinsmore Geo T, butcher, h 127 Eastern ave

Dion George, emp shoe factory, h 50 Cottage

Dodge Mrs Fred, widow, h 75 Cross

Dodge Elmer D (Keene Screen Co), carpenter, h 90 Adams

Dodge Geo F, watchman at pottery, h 101 Foster

Dodge Miss Harriet, res 82 Howard

Dodge Helen S, bds 75 Cross

Dodge James W, res 51 Main, room 19 Sentinel building

Doherty Eugene, emp Cheshire House

Doiron Cyrille, emp shoe factory, h 141 Water

Doiron Ovide, emp shoe factory, h 141 Water

Dole Edmund P, attorney, h 117 Court

Domina Eli F, emp Woodbury, h 137 Armory

Domina Geo F, box maker, bds 130 George [r3° George

Domina Mrs Gertrude J, compositor Sentinel Printing Co, bds

Domina Ida, domestic at 95 Main

Domina Willie, emp Burdett, bds 137 Armory

Donahue Bridget, domestic at 87 Main

Donahue Delia, domestic at 151 West

Donahue James, laborer, h 80 High

Donahue John, emp Taft's pottery, h 52 Pearl

Donahue John J, agt N Y Mutual Life, office 3 Main room 4,

res 80 High. See advertisement. Donahue John II, machinist F R R, bds 210 Winchester Donahue Minnie, elk W P Chamberlain & Co, bds So High Donahue Patrick, farmer, h 44^ Roxbury Donahue Stephen J, emp shoe factory, bds 52 Pearl Donahue Timothy W, dry goods elk, res 80 High Donovan Agnes, emp shoe factor)', bds 29 Grove Donovan Cornelius J, engineer F R R, bds 51 Butler ct Donovan Daniel, laborer, bds 99 Foster

Donovan Daniel J, emp Wilkins Toy Co, bds 56 Foster

Donovan Dennis, laborer, h 99 Foster Donovan Dennis Jr, laborer, bds 99 Foster Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, h 29 Grove Donovan Mrs Mary, widow, h 77 Foster Donovan John, emp Beaver Mills, h 140 Winchester Donovan John, laborer, h $6 Foster Donovan John, emp shoe factory, bds 77 Foster Donovan John C, student, bds 71 Church Donovan Mrs Katie, h S3 Island Donovan Katie, emp shoe factory, res 99 Foster Donovan Katie, domestic at 96 Main Donovan Katie, waiter at City Hotel Donovan Michael, laborer, bds 99 Foster Donovan Minnie, bds Island Donovan Nellie, bds 200 Winchester Donovan Nellie, domestic at 22 Roxbury Donovan Patrick J, emp F R R, bds 29 Grove Donovan Patrick, h 108 Island Donovan L Patrick, laborer, h 14 Emerald ct Donovan Patrick Jr, section hand F R R, h 200 Winchester Doolittle Mrs H W, music teacher, res 57 Elm Dorner Eliza, domestic at 156 Main Dorr Chas II, advertising agt, Inls 38 Beech Dorr Henrietta E, teacher grammar school, bds 38 Beech Dorr Henry, produce dealer, h 38 Beech Doit Eli, painter, h 29 Elm Dort Miss Ella A, res 25 Elm

Dort George D, painter, h 47 Mechanic

Dort Henry R, house painter, h 176 Roxbury [Court

Dort Obed G (Frank G Dort & Co), pres Citizens Nat Bank, h 82

Dovnican Charles, emp shoe factory, h Swanzey Factor) Dow Eldridge N, emp shoe factory, res 76 Grove Dow Elmer U, chair seater, h 45 Knight Dow Lucy, domestic at 441 Main Dow Miss Lucy A, h 167 Winchester Dow John E, chopper, h 39 Knight Dow Myrtle M, emp shoe factory, bds 76 G rove Doyle Annie, elk Hardy, bds 70 Woodbiirn

Call at the Gas Co. Office, 14 Roxbury St. and&sre Gas Stoves.

Prescriptions* Accurately Compounded at City Pharmacy.

Doyle Dennis, bds 60 Grove

Doyle James, laborer, h 60 Grove

Doyle James Jr, plumber, bds 60 Grove

Doyle Mrs Katharine, widow, bds 163 Pearl

Doyle Katie I, table girl 16 Washington

Doyle Mamie J V, milliner, bds 42 Foundry

Doyle Michael, laborer, bds 60 Grove

Doyle Patrick, helper F R R machine shop, h 42 Foundry

Doyle Thomas B, laborer, bds 42 Foundry

Dragon Charles, teamster, bds 23 Adams

Draper Miss Martha, res 23 Mechanic

Drew Gustavus T, machinist, h 16 Towne

Driscoll Cornelius, helper at Chesh Foundry, h 27 Ashuelot ct

Driscoll James, emp Beaver Mills, bds 347 Pearl

Driscoll James, emp F R R, li 158 Island

Driscoll John, carpenter F R R, h 345 Winchester

Driscoll John E, emp Imp Pack Co, bds i^S Island

Driscoll John, section hand F R R, h 52 Winchester ct

Driscoll John, emp shoe factory, bds 27 Ashuelot

Driscoll Julia, emp shoe factory, bds i^S Island

Driscoll Katie, domestic at 51 Winter

Driscoll Mary, emp shoe factor), bds 15S Island

Driscoll Moses, laborer, h 347 Pearl

Driscoll Nellie, domestic at 298 Main

Driscoll William, elk Wilkinson, bds 345 Winchester

Drolette Frank, machinist, h 92 Island

Droulett Louis, turner Dunn & Salisbury, bds 55 Emerald

Droulett Walter, hostler, bds 55 Emerald

Drown George P, boot and shoe maker s; 1 Main, li 31 Summer

Drugg Fannie, emp shoe factory, bds 24,4 Marlboro'

Drugg James \1, steward at Eagle Hotel

Drugg Tellis, laster, h 244 Marlboro'

Drummer Mrs Chas II, widow, h 61 Howard

Drummer John A, farmer, h 95 Elm

Drummer Linn E, machinist, bds 61 Howard

Drury John, emp on city work, h 176 Howard

Dudley Emma, domestic at 12 Marlboro'

Dudley Henry O, machinist, h 64 Douglass

Duifee Edward T, hard wood finisher, room 51 Main

Dully Miss Anna, millinery store 34 Church, bds 273 Main

Duffy Edward L, clerk, bds 273 Main [Main

Dully James B, student, bds 273 Main

Duffy John M, dealer in boots and shoes. 32 Church, h 30 Church

Dully Miss Maggie, clerk, bds 273 Main

Duffy Nellie F, dressmaker, bds 273 Main

Dunbar Fannie, nurse at city hospital

Dunn Mrs Caroline, widow, h 78 Elm

Dunn Chas E, emp screen factory, bds 78 Elm

Dunn Rev D J, asst pastor Catholic church, res 158 Main

Dunn & Salisbury (Isaac J Dunn, Frank Salisbury), chair nianrs,

factory and office Emerald cor Ralston Durand John, teamster, bds 17 Castle Durand John B, stone cutter, h 17 Castle Durand J Edward, res 17 Castle Durand Moses P, emp shoe factory, bds 17 Castle Durant Theodore, chair maker, h Swanzey Factory Durant Edward J, sawyer, res West Keene Durant Mrs Matilda, widow, res West Keene Durgin Fred C, furniture finisher, 63 Leaker Dustin Samuel C, retired photographer, h 28 Pleasant Dutton Cora A, artist at White's, bds 48 Colorado [ington

Dutton Salmon F (Aldrich & Dutton), druggists, bds 13a VVash- Dyan Frank E, emp shoe factory, bds 50 Cottage Dyar Julia A, h 6 Spring Dyar Miss Susan, bds 361 Court Dyer Joseph, emp shoe factory, h Marlboro1

Eagle Hotel, Henry Ward, proprietor, 110-120 Main

Fames Mrs Alice E, res 12 Winter

Eames George II (Fames & Towne), h 35 Cross

I^atneS 8c Towne (Ceo II Fames, L VV Towne), grain dealers,

etc, storehouse 89 Commercial. See advertisement. I^astmatl Abel W, stone mason and contractor, h 47 Davis. See

Eastman Emma, emp shoe factory, h 30 Main Eastman George F, emp box factory, bds Spragueville Eastman George W, farmer and market gardener, h Swanzey r n

Eastman Mrs H B, widow, res 31 Spring Eastman Henry E, forman Roxbury Granite Co, h Branch r Eastman Hiram W, carpenter, h 13 [ So Lincoln Eastman James A, bds 47 Davis Eastman Win II, bds Spragueville Eaton Addie J, domestic at 16 Winter

If you Wish your Food Better Cooked wi,htiLTilbEvn<l Gas Stove.

Eaton Castor, engineer and propr boarding house, So Keene

Eaton Mrs Chas O, dressmaker, bds i6j Court

Eaton Cyrus, emp Wilber's market, h Winchester r

Eaton Humphrey G, foreman Fowler's box shop, h 16 Forest

Eaton Leon R, driver Am Ex, bds 161 Court

Echline Frank, emp by city, bds 35 Roxbury

Eddy Myra, domestic 28 Dunbar

Edmonds Augustus G, emp shoe factory, h 69 Baker

Edson Albert A, farmer, h West Hill summit r

Edwards Albion V, propr barber shop and barbers' supplies, 1 1

Edwards Jonathan B, agt Sterling Oil Co, h 1 Madison Edwards Ona I, teacher, bds 32 Taylor, Edwards Mrs S J, res 1 Madison Edwards Miss S L, res 161 Main Edwards Mrs Thomas M, widow, res 161 Main Edwards Wm L, elk C H Bridgman, h 32 Taylor Ek Carl, farm hand, bds Abbott r Eklund Carl J, machinist F R R, h 155 Winchester Eklund Christina A, domestic at 238 Main Eklund Jennie, domestic at 361 Court

Elder Rev Chas B, pastor Unitarian church, h 56 Marlboro' Elder Mrs S S, widow, res 56 Marlboro' Elliot Andrew R, civil engineer, P O address Keene Elliot City Hospital, Mrs G H Jackson matron, 305 Main Elliot Herman A, emp shoe factory, bds 81 Main Elliot Mrs James B, widow, h 20 Elliot Elliot John Henry, pres Chesh Nat Bank, h 173 Main Elliot Will H, sec Chesh Co Mut Fire Ins Co, office 3 Main, h

161 Main. See advertisement. Elliot Geo W, carpenter, h 16 Harrison Ellis Aaron S, pail painter, h 131 George Ellis Mrs Agnes, cook at 34 West Ellis Mrs A M, widow, h 39 Summer

Ellis Arthur E, pail turner, bds 131 George [ton

Ellis Austin A, manr brush handles 46 Mechanic, h 247 Washing- Ellis Mrs Atwell C, widow, h 249 Washington Ellis Mrs A E, dressmaker, h 88 Spring Ellis Bertram, editor Sentinel, res 50 Marlboro' I£lliS Brothers (Marcus Ellis proprietor), ilorisib and seedsmen,

greenhouses and office 203 Winchester. See advertisement. I£HiS Calvin H, carpenter, contractor and lumber dealer, yard

and h 56 Appian Way. See advertisement.

All Expense Ends ,he MoSJr Finish When Using a Gas Stove.

Ellis Charles, farmer, h Branch r

I^lliS Chas H, farmer and dealer in rotten stone, h Westmore- land old r. See advertisement.

Ellis Cyrus K, farmer, res Branch r

Ellis Mrs Daniel, widow, h 349 Main

Ellis David, emp shoe factory, bds 207 Church

Ellis Mrs E C, widow, res 168 Winchester

Ellis Edward S, teamster, bds 29 Madison

Ellis Frank E, commercial traveler, res Westmoreland old r

Ellis Frank H, carpenter, res 166 Spruce

Ellis Fred A, emp shoe factory, h 369 Roxhury

Ellis Henry, propr Maple Grove farm, h Branch r

Ellis Henry, teamster, res Madison ct

Ellis Ira A, laborer, h Beech Hill middle r [Washington Ave

Ellis Lewis, propr Pine Leaf Stock Farm, 39 Washington ave, h ^5

Ellis Mrs Louisa, widow, h 207 Church

Ellis Marcus, (Ellis Brothers), h 195 Winchester

Ellis Mrs Marian, widow, h Branch r

Ellis Mrs Mary A, widow, bds 573 West

Ellis Mary L, book folder at Tilden's, bds 74 Forest

I£llis Myroil C, farmer and cider manr, h Westmoreland summit r. See advertisement.

Ellis Oren, res Beech Hill middle r

Ellis Perley W, farmer, h Branch r

Ellis Mrs R R, widow, h 29 Madison

Ellis Samuel P, h 23 Madison

I£lliS Sidney C, farmer and dealer in rotten stone, h Hastings

Ellis Wilmer G, res West Hill summit r

Ellis Wm H, elk Keene Cash Clothing Store, h 349 Main

Ellis Wm II, pail turner, h 85 Franklin

Ellis Mrs Wm II , widow h 369 Roxhury

Ellison Frank E, emp Imp Pack Co, h 30 Coolidge

Elm Grove Farm, E P Hardy manager, foot of Appleton

I£lm House, Fred A Howe manager, Swanzey Factory. See adv.

Elmore Fred, chopper, emp pottery, h 103 Foster

Elmore Oscar II, emp Dunn & Salisbury, 50 Main

Elwell Ernest E, emp Wilkins Toy Co, bds Eagle Hotel

Emerson Augustus, h 70 George

Emerson Clarence W, salesman Knowlton & Stone, h 32 Beaver

Emerson Ernest, emp Geo Page's, Spragueville,

Emerson Fanny, housekeeper at 215 Water

Emerson Frank C, teamster Cheshire Beef Co, h 76 Page

Emerson Geo, farm hand, h Water

Emerson Geo W, teamster, h 215 Water

No Fires to Build, No Ashes, No Labor When Using a Gas Stove.

Emerson Gertrude M, cashr Boston Branch Shoe Store, bds 32

Emerson Van C, jobber and expressman, h 32 Beaver Emmond Augustus J, cutter shoe factory, h 69 Baker Emmons Henry C, erap box shop, h 296 Court Emmons J Frank, city messenger, h 130 School Empey Solama, domestic at 157 School Eno Adolphus, brick maker, h 20 Appleton Eno Frank, emp Imp Pack Co, bds 159 George Eno Francis, carpenter, h 159 George Eno Lewis, brakeman F R R, bds 165 Winchester Eno Roseanna, bds 20 Appleton

Erecson Lewis P, emp shoe factory, bds Eagle Hotel Ericori Alma, domestic at 303 Court Erikson Mrs Annie, h 302 Court Erikson Annie L, domestic at 119 High Erikson Chas, emp Beaver Mills, h 119 High Erving Nellie, emp laundry, bds 64 Union Erwin Michael, blacksmith Jones, h 18 Grove ^Stabrook J C Jr, plain and ornamental painter, h 60 Summer

See advertisement. Estabrook Mrs Luther L, widow, h ^8 Beaver Estey Mrs Ai, nurse, h 5 Oak

Estey Fred, hostler Buckminster, bds Eagle Hotel Estey Lyman E, carpenter, h 127 Eastern Ave Eustice Alexander C, supt gas works, h 160 Winchester Eustice Christopher A, emp shoe factory, bds 38 Foundry Eustice Edwin P, bds 38 Foundry Eustice James D, bds 38 Foundry Eustice Mrs James, widow, h 38 Foundry Eustice Julia A, milliner, bds 38 Foundry Eustice Minnie J, dressmaker, bds 38 Foundry Eustice Thomas J, emp shoe factory, bds 38 Foundry Evans Edith E, emp shoe factory, res 61 Terrace Evans Geo A, machinist F R R, bds 61 Terrace Evans Harvey W, gen foreman machinist F R R, h 61 Terrace Evardon John W, chair maker, h 71 Terrace Evardon Mrs M E, nurse, res 71 Terrace Everett Fred II , cabinet maker, bds 548 Marlboro Evleth Emory F, plumber, bds Si Grant Evleth Mrs Elizabeth, widow, h 31 Franklin Evleth Emery W, engineer Nims, Whitney & Co, h 81 Grant Evleth Miss Harriet, teacher, bds 81 Grant Evleth Wallace W, machinist Wilkins Toy Co, h 212 Water

Carriage Buyers Get More Value Z^t Baldwin's '&' Dealers.

Fadisch C A, confectioner and baker, li 2S1 Roxbnry Fairbanks Arthur L, manager J dishing & Co, h 29 Grant Fairbanks Asa, carpenter, h 550 Marlboro Fairbanks Herbert C, elk J Cushing & Co, h 52 Beaver Fairbrother Luther, carriage blacksmith, h 60 Dunbar Fairfield Chas H, mechanic, h 54 Beech Fairfield Edward, emp shoe factory, bds 10S Church Fairfield George T, emp shoe factor)-, h 10S Church Fairman Mrs Mary E, bds 30 Coolidge Farmer Hattie, housekeeper at 75 Marlboro' Farnsworth George R, emp Ind Paper Co, h 90 Carpenter Farnsworth Mrs G R, dressmaker, h 90 Carpenter Farnsworth Henry F, emp Ind Paper Covbds 90 Carpenter Farnswoith John M, machinist F R R, h 127 Cross Farnnm Charles F, engineer Imp Pack Co, h 42 Beaver Fair Mrs Ellen E, compositor, h 26 Forest Farr Fred M, carpenter, h 69 Beaver Fan's Orchestra, Fred M Farr, leader Farrar Delbert W, box maker, bds 32 Colorado Farrar Mrs Warren D, widow, h 32 Colorado Farrell Katharine, nurse at city hospital

Farwell Calvin W, farmer and milk dealer, h 531 Marlboro' Parwell W, emp shoe factory, h 74 Mechanic Farwell Helen G, bookeeper, bds 185 Roxbury Farwell Levi VV, foreman shoe factor}', h 185 Roxbury Fassett Henry, farmer, h Winchester r n Keene line Fassett Sarah A, domestic at 100 Church Fassett Walter C, engineer Ind Paper Co, h 84 Carpenter Faulkner Arthur, bank teller Wichita, Kan, res 30 School Faulkner & Colony Manufacturing Co, flannel and dress goods mam's, Horatio Colony pies, Joseph B Colony sec and treas, mill and office 219 West Faulkner Mrs E E, widow, h 70 West Faulkner Miss E J, res 30 School Faulkner Mrs Francis A, widow, h 30 School

Faulkner Francis C, (Batchelder & Faulkner), attorney and coun- sellor, h 61 Summer Faulkner Frederic A (Faulkner & Colon) Mfg Co), h 54 School Faulkner Herbert K, physician and surgeon, h and office 78 West Faulkner Miss Mary, res 70 West

Faulkner Robert, elk at Bridgman's, h 19 Carroll

Faulkner Robert E, bookkeeper at Bridgman's, bds 19 Carroll

Faulkner Robert E, physician, res 70 West

Faulkner William E, physician and surgeon, res 70 West

Fay Mrs A J, widow, h 31 Howard [Taylor

Fay Franklin II, foreman lumber yard Nims, Whitney & Co, h 32

Fay Fred H, farmer for C W Wilber, h 362 Winchester

Fay Herbert E, dealer in watches, jewelry, etc, 14 Cen sq, Clarke's

Fay Miss Jennie S T, dressmaker, bds 32 Taylor Fay Martin K, bds 31 Howard

Fay Miss Mary, bookkeeper A II Grimes, bds 15 Pleasant Felch Cheever P, emp Imp Pack Co, h 559 West Fellows Frank H, chair maker, h 6j Woodburn Fellows Sherman S, stone cutter, bds 67 Woodburn Fellows Truman S, chairfmaker, h 23 Adams Fellows Mrs, widow, bds 23 Adams Ferrin Wm J, stone cutter, bds 57 Spring Field Geo W, emp Nims, Whitney & Co, bds 58 Spring Field Geutine P, salesman Abbott Grocery Co, h 88 Spring Field Gilbert, laborer, res ward 4 Field Gustus F, commercial traveler, h 88 Spring- Field Miss Grace, milliner for C M Lane, bds 70 Mechanic Field Katharine M, nurse at city hospital Field Wesley R, butter maker at Britton's, h Walpole r Finan Andrew J, harness maker, bds 130 Island Finan Miss Hannah T, tailoress, bds 130 Island Finan James E, carpenter, bds 130 Island Finan Miss Letitia V, tailoress, bds 130 Island Finan Thomas, carpenter, h 130 Island Finberg Harris, peddler, h SS Woodburn Fingall All, house painter, bds 47 Emerald Finkelstein Simon, dry goods peddler, h 36 Ellis Finn Miss Margaret, emp shoe factory, bds 13 Willow Finn Daniel M, bds 13 Willow Finn Mrs Mary, widow, h 13 Willow Finnie Mary, domestic at 147 School Finnigan Lizzie, cook, 33 West Fish Albert I£ 8c Co, manr door and window screens, shop 4

Elm cor Vernon, h 44 High. See advertisement. Fish Arthur T, engineer at shoe factory, h 31 Beech Fish Cephas G, emp shoe factory, 35 Cen sq room 2 Fish Fannie N, emp shoe factory, bds 16 Grove Fish Frank A, asst bookkeeper Nims, Whitney & Co, bds 44 High

Fish Mrs Louisa, widow, h 16 Grove

Fish Mrs Nancy M, widow, bds 44 High

Fish Thomas B, screen maker, bds cor Terrace and Roxbury

Fish Wm N, harness maker, bds 268 Washington

Fisher Miss Ada M, coat maker, res 21 Harrison

Fisher Albert L, printer, bds 21 Harrison

Fisher Mrs Betsey, widow, h 147 School

Fisher Chas P, cabinet maker, h 30 Elm

Fisher Chas S, undertaker for Goodnow & Whitcornb, h 40 Dunbar

Fisher George W, foreman machinist Hubbard, h 147 School

Fisher Mrs George W, milliner, shop and res 147 School

Fisher Ira C, box maker, h Swanzey Factory

Fisher Herbert L, emp shoe factory, h 57 Park Ave

Fisher John B, sewing machines and supplies, 1 1 Washington, City

Fisher Justus, h 48 Grant

Fisk Abner, carpenter, h 34 Maple

Fiske Leroy E, elk Fay, bds 34 Barker

Fitch Ernest W, clerk, bds 49 Franklin

Fitch Miss Lillian M, milliner, res 21 West [See adv.

Fitch Warren B, wood dealer, office 29 Cen sq, res 49 Franklin.

Fitch Wilbur J, emp Fitch's wood yard, bds 49 Franklin \_\i;cn supt

Fitchburg Railroad, H S Marey Boston pres, W D Ewing Boston

Fitzgerald Timothy, farmer and milk route, h Matthews r

Fitzgerald John E, spinner, h 31^ Pearl

Fitzgerald John II, plumber, bds 85 Carroll

Fitzgerald Maggie, emp shoe factory, bds 315 Pearl

Fitzgerald Maggie, domestic at 104 West

Fitzgerald Mamie, emp shoe factory, bds 59 Davis

Fitzgerald Mary E, tailoress, bds 8^ Carroll

Fitzgerald May, emp shoe factory, bds 59 Davis

Fitzgerald Patrick, blacksmith F R R, h 315 Pearl

Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, h 85 Carroll

Flagg Alfred E, propr night lunch, h 28 Dunbar

Flagg Geo W, physician and surgeon, res and office ^3 Summer

Flagg Hosea W, blacksmith, bds 28 Dunbar

Flagg Lena E, musician, bds 53 Summer

Flagg Mrs Mary F, res 53 Summer

Flanagan John P, hard wood finisher, bds 60 Dunbar

Flanagan Margaret A, domestic at 34 West

Flanagan William, emp round house F R R, bds 60 Dunbar

Flanders Miss Melince E, housekeeper at 232 Winchester

Flannigan Johanna, domestic at 78 West

Fletcher Edward H, farmer, h 440 Main

Amateur Photographers' Supplies at Hodgkins' Drug Store,

Fletcher Wm, potter, h 86 Baker

Flint Elmer M, druggist elk, bds 64 Union

Flint Mrs Francis A, widow, h 137 Court:

Flint George W, carpenter, res 55 Grant

Flint Miss Mary J, res 55 Grant

Flynn John, granite cutter, shop 20 St James, h 8 Union

Fogg Darwin C, mechanic, h 209 Court

Fogg Herbert D, elk market, bds 209 Court

Foley Dennis, h 404 Elm

Foley Dennis Jr, teamster, h 433 Elm

Foley Dennis J, tobacco dealer, store Commercial, li 2 Wilson

Foley Henry P, cabinet maker Keene Furn Co, h 1S6 North

Foley Mrs James, widow, h 204 Marlboro'

Foley James H, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 414 Elm

Foley James D, steam fitter, bds 2 Wilson

Foley Miss Joanna F, housekeeper 2 Wilson

Foley Mrs Kate, h 37 Kelleher

Foley Wm M, emp Woodbury's mill, bds 333 Elm

Follansbee Geo II, foreman Webb Granite Co, h 40 Cross

Follett Mrs Elizabeth, widow, res 361 Court

Follett Miss L A, matron Invalids Home 361 Court

Forbes Bascom, h 399 Water

Forbes Mrs Esther' B, h 18 High [adv.

Forbes Geo I£, carpenter and building mover, h 201 Elm. See

Forest Elzcar, emp shoe factory, h 81 Main

Forsyth Arthur J, furniture finisher, bds So Keene

Fosgate Gilbert, porter City Hotel, bds Hotel

Foskett Liberty W, turner Imp Pack Co, h 176 Roxbury

Foster Miss Adine P, dressmaker, bds 70 Mechanic

Foster Alvin R, carpenter and builder, h 377 Court

Foster Amos, emp Woodbury's mill, h 126 Elm

Foster Benj F, retired farmer, res 90 Eastern Ave

Foster Charles E, sash and blind maker, h 15 Ashuelot ct

Foster Chas M, farmer, h 597 West

Foster Eva, domestic at city hospital

Foster Frank E, h 74 Beaver

Foster Mrs Geo W, widow, h 10S School

Foster Mrs H M, widow, h 70 Mechanic

Foster Herbert A, carpenter, h 32 Water

Foster Hosea, retired, res 505 Marlboro'

Foster Leon T, elk Aldrich & button, bds 34 Barker

Foster Leon W, elk market, h 34 Barker

Foster Lenora, emp shoe factory, bds 126 Elm

Foster Miss Mary A, copyist, h 258 Court

Foster Mrs Mary G, widow, bds 597 West

Foster Miss Nellie M, bds 377 Court

Foster Mrs Stearns, widow, h 25S Court

Foster Mrs Ruth A, h 70 Beaver

Foster Velma E, dressmaker, bds 70 Mechanic

Fowler Eugene A, box maker, bds Eagle Hotel

Fowler Ilerschel J, box rnanr, factory and office Beaver Mills Rail-

Fowler Orren R (Fowler &. Clark), h 17 So Lincoln

Fox Edward A, farmer, h 3S0 Main

Franklin Marshal B, optician, oilice and res 37 Main, Lamson blk

Freeman John II, door maker, h 19 Carroll

Freeman Jonathan, machinist, h 40 Brook

Freeman Rufus, h 40 Dunbar

French Miss Bessie, student, res 39 Summer

French Miss C Lizzie, res 37 Davis

French Mrs Francis, widow, h 12 Marlboro'

French Jotham A, photographer, 9 Cen sq, Bridgman's blk,

manufactory and repository 31 to 41 Church

French Mrs VVm, widow, h 37 Davis

Frew Alexander, foreman boiler maker F R R, h 45 Ashuelot

Frister Wm, cigar maker, bds City Hotel

Fuilam Mrs Julia A, housekeeper at 99 Spring

Fuller Fred A, box maker, h 391 Winchester

n Marlboro' depot

Gage Chas VV, farmer, h Westmoreland old r

Gage Miss Inez M, dressmaker, res Westmoreland old r

Gallagher Frank, h 1S2 Marlboro'

Gallagher Jennie M, res 182 Marlboro'

Gardner Aretus F, fruit dealer, h iS Howard

Gardner Edith, dressmaker, bds 157 School

Gardner Mrs Sarah, widow, bds 31 Elliot

Garfield Frank A, chair seater, h 53 Union

Garfield Geo W, rnanr, h 20 Marlboro'

Garfield Mary A, bds 34 Maple

Garfield Mrs VVm A, widow, h 34 Maple

Garvin James A, stone mason, h 72 No Lincoln

Gates Elbert E, U S A, Washington, D C, res 6S Elm

Gates Harvey S, carpenter, h Swanzey Factory

Gates Horace G, dealer in extracts, Keene, N H

Gates Ira D, barber, shop 20 Roxbury over P O, h 6S Elm

Gates Samuel O, deputy sheriff, h 33S Main

Gates Wilder F, farmer, h Surry r

Gay Miss Clara, bds 73 Woodburn

Gay John P, carpenter F R R, h 73 Woodburn

Gay Lyman, bookeeper Keene Furn Co, bds 31 Franklin

Gay Miss Mary O, emp shoe factory, bds 95 Douglass

Gay Mrs Mary A, widow, bds Branch r

Gearan Jerome F, drug elk Dort's, bds 137 Court

Gee Miss Ella F, elk at probate office, res 137 Court

Gemmell James, furniture maker, res Swanzey Factory

George Charles E, musical artist, res 3 Cen sq, room 26

George Christopher J, carpenter, h 346 Main

Gerard & Chabot, grocers, shop 19 Grove

Gerleau Chas E, harness maker, bds 71 Church

Gero Anthony, emp city, h 34 Ashuelot

Gero VVm A, hostler, bds 34 Ashuelot

Gerould Edwin R, (New Era Tea Co), h 171 So Lincoln

Gerould Henry F, res 43 West

Gerould Samuel Allen, retired merchant, h 43 West

Gerould Mrs Sarah E, widow, res 171 So Lincoln

Gibbs Frank, machinist F R R, h 48 Colorado

Gibson Mrs Frank, widow, h 53 Prospect

Giffin Mrs Allen, widow, h 146 Washington

Giffin Charles, brick mason and builder, h 15 Cross

Giffin George H, bookkeeper, bds 136 Elm

Gilbert George II, bookkeeper, h 531 Marlboro'

Gilbert John J, emp shoe factory, bds 89 Douglass

Gilbo Alice, domestic at 61 Summer

Gilbo Harney, emp Spencer & Co, h 89 Douglass

Gilbo Eliza, domestic, res 89 Douglass

Gilbo Daniel, coal heaver, h 134 Davis

Gilbo Katharine T, housekeeper at S9 Douglass

Gilbo Lawrence, brakeman, h 18 Howard

Gilbo Mary, domestic at 61 Summer

Gilbo Maggie, domestic at 38 Roxbury

Gilbo Wm M, teamster, h 109 High

Gillis Archie C, horse trainer, bds 55 Washington Ave

Gillis George D, farmer, h off Surry 1

Gillis Isabelle, domestic, 44 Court

Gillis Victor, blacksmith at Church's, res E Westmoreland

Gilmore Chas E, h 63 Beaver

Call at the Gas Co. Office, 14 Roxbury St. Mdl$r,m Gas Stoves.

Gilmore Chas G, emp Keene Furn Co, h 89 Valley [West. See adv.

Gillliore C I£ 8c Co, dealer in fancy goods, jewelry, etc, store 29

Gilson Earl D, elk New Era Tea Store, bds 77 Franklin

Gilson Frederick A, fanner, Matthews r

Gilson Mrs H M, res F Boyce, Swanzey r

Glawson Edgar J, emp shoe factory, h 74 Beech

Glawson Mrs, nurse, h 74 Beech

Glazier Gurdie W, chair seater, bds 26 Taylor

Glazier Walter W, h 26 Taylor

Glazier Walter W Jr, law student, bds 26 Taylor [ton

Gleason Aaron R, physician and surgeon, h 57, office ^9 Washing-

Gleason Frank P, medium and magnetic physician, office and res

Gleason John, emp shoe factory, bds Eagle Flotel Gleason Orrin S, finisher Nims & Whitney, h 63 Washington Gleason William, shoe maker, h 170 Marlboro' Gliddon Mrs Mary E, widow, h 22S Court Glynn Wm T, barber, h 26 Butler ct Gober Ned N, emp Im Pack Co, h 37 Terrace Gogan Bridget M, domestic at \J Mechanic Gogan James F, emp shoe factory, h 23 Howard Gogan Hannah, domestic at 11S Washington Gogan Thomas, laborer, h 1 23 Howard Gogan Thomas F, bds 95 High GonyOU Catnille, marble monuments and dealer in granite, etc,

shop 14 Railroad, h 169 Church. See advertisement. Goodale Miss E C, housekeeper, 12 Page Goodhart Cordelia, emp shoe factory, bds 32 Ashuelot Goodhue Augustin, engineer electric light plant, bds Spragueville Goodhue James II, laster, h 63 Colorado*

Goodnow D Wilmer (Goodnow & Whitcomb), h 301 Washington Goodnow Horace I/, real estate and lumber, res Beech Hill,

proprietor Horatian park. See advertisement. Goodnow Minnie L, student, bds 247 Washington Goodnow 8c Whitcomb (D W Goodnow, Geo E Whitcomb),

furniture dealers, 56 Main, Gurnsey blk. See advertisement. Goodnow W L & Co, clothing and gent's furnishing goods, 32

Main, Lane blk Goodnow Windsor H (W L Goodnow Co), h 327 Court Goodnow Walter L (W L Goodnow Co), res E Jaffiev, N II Goodwin Chas L, auctioneer and commercial traveler, h 70 George Gordon Blanche, chambermaid Cheshire House Gordon Ellen, domestic at 81 Main Gordon George A, contractor and builder, h 64 Beaver.

if you Ielievmn MODERN METHODS, USE A GAS STOVE.

Gordon James, laborer, res 81 Main

Gore Lena, emp shoe factory, bds 42 Chinch

Gorges Edw, marble and granite works, 20 St James, h 42 Cottage

Gorman Daniel E (Saunders & Gorman), bds 144 Pearl

Gorman Mary A, dressmaker, bds 144 Pearl

Gorman Mary E, dressmaker, bds 9 Court

Gorman Michael, laborer, h 376 Roxbury

Gorman Michael, box maker 4 bds 123 Elm

Gorman Michael 2d, teamster, h 123 Elm

Gorman Mrs Thomas, widow, h 144 Pearl

Gould Chas I, bookkeeper at Museum, bds 24 North Lincoln

Gould Chas F, laborer, h 27 Oak

Gould Julia, housekeeper, 146 So Lincoln

Gould Nathan, h 24 North Lincoln

Gould Simeon, painter and paper hanger, h 42 Beaver

Gour Cordelia, emp shoe factory, bds 42 Church

Gour Moses J, emp Beaver Mills, h 42 Church

Gove Fred II, manager Western Union Tel Co, h 239 Washington

Gowen Earl II, elk Hardy & Co, bds 17 Willow

Gowen Geo M, emp F R R freight house, h 17 Willow

Gowen Loomis C, telegraph operator Western Union Telegraph

office, h 17 Willow Grand Army hall, No 35 Cen sq, Ball's blk Graves Albert H, bridge builder F R R, h 139 So Lincoln Graves Miss Annie, h So Keene on hill Graves Frank B, engineer, h 47 Washington Ave Graves Mrs Maria, domestic at 31 Carroll Graves Rufus S, farmer, h So Keene on hill Graves Wallace E, emp at bakery, bds 139 So Lincoln Graves Walter E, steward at City Hotel, bds hotel Graves Wiilard R, tin peddler, h 368 Court Graves Wm, farm hand, bds Swanzey Factory Graves Zebina K, farmer, h 543 West Gray Annie E, student, bds 156 Roxbury Gray Flora A, emp shoe factory, bds 2^1 Church Gray Geo O

Gray Mrs I H, widow, h 7 Centre

Greelaw Mrs Anna, cook at 43 West [33 Coolidge

Green Albert W, manr rattan filled chairs, factory Washington, h Green Alon^O, salesman Green's chairs and manr ladders, h 33

Coolidge. See advertisement. Green Bert H, drug elk Dort's, bds 46 Beech

If you Wish your Food Better Cooked wi,h«iLei: iasbEorAand Gas Stove.

Green Chester M, printer Cliesh Republican office, bds 46 Beech Green Miss Harriet C, h 40 Elm Green Harry L, cutter shoe factory, res 46 Beech Green John F, shipper A A Ellis, h 365 Main Green Mrs Laura K, widow, h 176 Washington Green Norman H, commercial traveler, P O address Keene N H Green Michael E, emp Woodbury mill, bds 23 Armory Green Miss Myrtie M, emp shoe factory, bds 46 Beech Green Mrs N II, dressmaker, res and rooms 9 Court Green Miss S Lizzie, teacher, res 176 Washington Green Wilfred A, elk C W Wilber, bds 46 Beech Greenlawn cemetery, entrance cor Page and Greenlawn Griffin Edward, height conductor B & M R R, h 113 Pearl Griffin Michael, h 97 Pearl Griffin Patrick, h 113 Pearl Griffin Gen Simon G, h 34 West

Griffin William II, freight conductor F R R, bds 113 Pearl Griffin William L, res 34 West Griffith Albert P, teamster, h Appleton

Griffith Edward S, emp Chesh Chair Co, h 268 Washington Griffith Frank E, elk at Tilden & Co's, bds 90 Castle Griffith Mrs H J, cook, res 3 Cen sq Griffith Henry L, painter, h 22S Main Griffith Mrs Irene, widow, bds 49 Court Griffith Mrs Irving, widow, h 55 Douglass Griffith Joseph E, painter F R R, h 74 Water Griffith Mrs J G, h _J2 Coolidge

Griffith Newell P, chair maker, bds 268 Washington Griffith Rodney, jobber and expressman, h 73 No Lincoln Griffith Warren, carpenter, h 70 Dunbar [Washington

Grimes Alexander H, dealer in dry goods and groceries, No 9 Washington, City Hall blk, h 15 Pleasant. See advertisement. Grimes Augustus G, hackman, h 61 Church Grimes Charles A, farmer, h off Chesterfield r G limes Miss Ella E, res oil' Chesterfield r Grimes Rev Frank J, bds at Wy man's, Chesterfield r Grimes John D, farmer, h olf Chesterfield r Grimes Thomas, farmer, h off Chesterfield r Grimes Will A, bookkeeper Imp Pack Co, bds 61 Church Grinnell Miss Marion F, decorator Taft's pottery, bds 30 Howard Griswold Arthur, carpenter, h 200 Roxbury Griswold Francis D, farmer, h 41 Park Ave Griswold Harry II, farmer, bds 41 Park Ave

All Expense Ends ,he MTo"oLygou Fi"ish When Using a Gas Stove.

Save Money and Buy Drugs and Medicines at City Pharmacy.

Grogan Mrs John, widow, h 58 Island

Grogan Margaret, emp shoe factory, bds 58 island

Grout Mrs Amanda, widow, h 149 George

Grout John M, teamster and gas lighter, h 149 George

Guaranty Savings Bank (O G Dort vice pres, F II Kingsbury sec'y),

Guerin Patrick, carpenter, bds 311 Winchester Guerin Thomas, carpenter, bds 311 Winchester Guerin Patrick, carpenter, h 60 Pearl Guerin Thomas, laborer, bds 60 Pearl Guillow Edgar, emp shoe factory, h 82 Dover Guillow Fred E, farmer, h Walpole r Guinnane Michael, section hand, h 302 Pearl Gunn Elisha W, emp Imp Pack Co, h 39 Brook Gunn Elizabeth M, nurse at city hospital

cor Church. See advertisement.

Gurnsey Norris G (N G Gurnsey & Son, Gurnsey Bros & Co), h

16 Winter [house, Main cor Railroad

Gurnsey N G & Son (N G & F N Gurnsey), ladies' and gents' eating Gurnsey Win II, elk Museum, bds 19 Mechanic Gustine Edward (E Gustine & Son), h 2S4 Main Gustine E & Son (E & E W Gustine), wholesale and retail dealers

in crockery and glassware, store 3S4 Main Guyett Toosa, teamster, h 5 78 West

Hadley Chester P, stone mason, bds 228 Winchester Hadley Edwin W, farmer, h 169 Church Hadley Isaac C, pail turner, bds 169 Church

Hadley Thomas H, foreman Ellis' greenhouse, h 232 Winchester Haggerty Cornelius, emp F R R, bds 331 Pearl Ilaggerty James, track hand, h 66 Island Haggerty John, emp city, 331 Pearl Ilaggerty Maggie, h 441 Main

Haines Berton E, emp Davis, Wright & Co, h 16 Willow Hale Mrs Abigail, widow, res 25 Dover Hale Caswell I, peddler, h 101 Spring Hale Fred, emp glue shop, bds 101 Spring- Hale Perley L, teamster, Nims, Whitney & Co, h 130 Winchester

No Fires to Build, No Ashes, No Labor When Using a Gas Stove.

Hall Ada F, dressmaker, bds 53 Terrace

Hall Bertha M, domestic at 17 Winter

Hall Chas B, bookkeeper FRR, rooms 119 School

Hall Mrs Ellen C, widow, h Surry east r

Hall Emma M, bds 53 Terrace

Hall Etta L, bds 53 Terrace

Hall Frank J, photographer White, bds 53 Terrace

Hall George A, stock dealer, h 36 Cross

Hall George H, bookkeeper, bds 53 Terrace

Hall Henry H, farmer, h Main north fair ground

Hall George L, telegraph messenger, res East Westmoreland

Hall Henry W, emp glue factory, h 203 North

Hall James, bds 88 Wilber

Hall Jonathan, machinist and millwright, h Main n fair ground

Hall Lena T, cook Gurnseys' restaurant, h 8 Church

Hall Lizzie E, dressmaker C Abbott, bds 53 Terrace

Hall M V B, butcher and carpenter, h off Surry r

Hall Samuel E, pattern maker and carpenter, shop 72 Railroad, h

Hall Seth C, farmer, h Chesterfield r

Hall Thomas W, emp Standard Oil Co, h 132 Washington [pect Hall William C, elk Union ticket office FR R station, h 17 Pros-

Washington. See advertisement. Hall William H, chair finisher, res 64 Main Hall Zacheus, emp Glue Co, bds 428 Court Hallett Phila A, room 24 Washington Halpine Mrs M A, widow, h 63 Spring

Ham Miss Stella C, tailoress, bds 57 Cross Hamblet Albert H, farmer, h Matthews r Hamilton Geo L (G L Hamilton & Co), dealers tea and spices, h

Hamilton Geo L & Co (agt Grand Union Tea Co), h 240 Roxbury Hamlin Chas E, machine blacksmith Hubbard, li 14 Green ct Hammond Edw J, emp shoe factory, h 3 Perham Hammond Fred L, elk freight office, res 30 Dunbar Hammond Henry A, potter Taft, h SS Baker Hammond Lowell W, produce dealer, h 30 Dunbar Hammond Wm T, pail turner Beaver Mills, h 8 Ninety-third Hammond Wm F, pail turner, h 166 Church Hand Rev A W, pastor Baptist church, h 25 Court Hanley Bartley, laborer,-h. 212 Emerald

Hanley Daniel, brick mason, h 193 Elm

Hanley Mary, domestic at 156 Main

Hanney Lester E, elk L E Mason, bds 22 Cross

Harmon Annie J, emp shoe factory, bds 94 Dunbar

Hannon James Jr, blacksmith F R R, h 94 Dunbar

Hannon John, peddler, h 200 Marlboro'

Hannon Lizzie, emp shoe factory, bds 76 Butler ct

Hannon Maggie A, emp shoe factory, bds 94 Dunbar

Hansen Mrs Nina, bds 1S5 Winchester

Hardy Mrs Annie, res 21 Main

Hardy Mrs A C, widow, res 55 Grant

Hardy Ashley K, student, bds 260 Church

Hardy Mrs Betsey, widow, h 83 Elm

Hardy E Prescott, manager Elm Grove farm, h foot Appleton

blk, S Hardy propr. See advertisement. Hardy Frank 13, carpenter, h 309 Water

Hardy Frank C, propr manr Hardy's dust layer, bds 5^ Grant Hardy Silas, attorney and counsellor, oilice 17 Main, h 260 Church Harkins Frank A, boiler maker, h 15 Winter Harkins Maggie, domestic at 96 Main

Harkins Nellie, emp shoe factory, rooms 7 Center [19 Church

Harkness Albert L, house and sign painter, h 1S0 So Lincoln, shop Harlow Jehiel, wheelwright, Elm cor Mechanic, h 59 Mechanic Harlow Flenry G, clerk, h 172 So Lincoln Harmon Frank X, emp Nims, Whitney & Co, li 73 Dover Harmon Mrs Johanna, widow, h 92 Island Harmon Geo J, emp Nims, Whitney & Co, bds 73 Dover Harmon Nelson L, emp Nims, Whitney & Co, bds 73 Dover Harrigan Bridget, emp shoe factory, bds 113 Water Harrigan Mrs Ellen, widow, h 113 Water Harrigan John, track hand F R R, h 113 Water Harrigan Maggie, domestic, bds 113 Water Harrigan Mary, domestic at 173 Washington Harrigan Nellie, domestic at 181 Washington Harrington Edgar N, box maker, h 12 Court sq

Main, h 354 West. See advertisement. Harrington Franklin, emp Beaver Mills, h 23 Fowler Harrington Flenry, shoe cutter, h 96 George Harrington Wm M, gardener, bds 143 High Harris Chas S, clerk, bds 242 Washington Harris Edwin J, box maker, bds Spragueville Harris Fred A, tanner, h 14 Russell Harris Geo W, chair m;iker, h 115 Wilber

Harris Gordis D, h 303 Court

Harris Warren C, bds 242 Washington

Washington. See advertisement. Hart Hattie S, compositor Sentinel Printing Co, bds 22 Hart Place Hart Joseph P, emp shoe factory, bds 24 Dunbar Hart Julia A, compositor Sentinel Printing Co, bds 22 Hart Place Hart Nan L, teacher Pearl st primary, bds 22 Hart Place Hartnett Dennis J, emp shoe factory, bds 1 2.| Pearl Hartwell Charles, propr Cheshire blouse, 6 Main cor Roxbury Hartwell Louis W, clerk Cheshire House Hartwell Mrs M A, widow, res Cheshire blouse Harty John, moulder, h 38 Kelleher Harty John P, foreman foundry, bds 20 Winchester ct Harty Mary J, bds 38 Kelleher Harty Margaret A, bds 3S Kelleher Harty Michael, boiler maker, h 20 Winchester ct Harty Miss Minnie, h 20 Winchester ct Hartz Joseph P, emp shoe factory, bds 26 Dunbar Hartz William T, machinist shoe factory, h 24 Dunbar Harvey Anna A, tailoress, bds 25 Prospect Harvey Adoniram J, clock repairer, res 17 Cen sq, room 3 Harvey Arthur H, machinist, bds 2^ So Lincoln Harvey Chester M, harness maker, h 25 Prospect Harvey Frank L, emp city

Harvey Grace C, milliner, bds 2^ So Lincoln [coin

Harvey Henry W, machinist Humphrey Machine Co, h 25 So Lin- Harvey James G, carpenter, h 25 Prospect Harvey Geo J, elk, res 25 Prospect Harvey Mabel G, student, bds 15S Spruce Harvey Sarah M, compositor, bds 25 Prospect Harvey Walter II, drug elk, bds 25 Prospect Haskell Andrew L, pail turner, h Swanzey Factory Haskell Charles A, tailor, 3 Cen sq, res 2 1 Beaver Haskell Edward, machinist Wilkins Toy Co, bds 250 Roxbury Haskell Eva M, stitcher shoe factory, bds 2^1 Church [Beaver

Haskell Miss Helen F, teacher Washington st secondary, bds 21 Haskell Nathan II , carriage painter, h ^2 Spring Haskell Orrick L, house painter, h Swanzey Factor)' Hasley Chas W, shoe cutter, bds rear Lamson blk blastings Mrs Calvin, widow h [29 Elm

Hastings Calvin W, erap Imp Pack Co, h 30 Pa

Plastings Miss Catharine B, h 176 Washington

Hastings Fred E, shoemaker, shop 41 Main, h 129 Elm

Hastings Frank L, chair maker, h 59 Dover

Hastings Mrs Hattie L, h 31 Knight

Hastings John R, emp Keene Furn Co, bds 128 Church

Hatch Mrs J M. widow, h 10 Dunbar

Hathaway Miss Phila, res 130 School

Hathorn D Emerson, emp D A Brown, Chesterfield r

Hathorn Mrs L L, widow, h Chesterfield 1

Hayes Bernard N, harness maker, bds 115 Church

Hayes Dennis, helper F R R, bds 63 Ralston

Hayes Hannah, domestic at 317 Court

Hayes James, yard master F R R, h 22 Carroll

Hayes James H, packer shoe factory, bds 58 Kelleher

Hayes James F,, claim agt NY&NER R, Boston, res 22 Carrol

Hayes Julia, cook, 105 Cross

Hayes Margaret A, emp shoe factory, bds ^8 Kelleher

Hayes Mary A, elk W P Chamberlain & Co, h 22 Carroll

Hayes May i\, domestic at 63 Ralston

Hayes Patrick, switchman F R R, h 58 Kelleher

Hayes Simon H, elk, bds 22 Carroll

Hayes Thomas R, farmer and trader, h Matthews r

Hayes Wm P, emp shoe factory, bds 58 Kelleher

Haynes Mrs Martin, widow, h 122 Island

Haystrom Gustavns C, emp shoe factory, bds 47 Wilson

Hayward Edwin D, bookkeeper Keene Mfg Co, h 266 Court

Play ward George O, h 101 Court

Hayward Lemuel, agt Equitable Ins Co, h 29S Main

Hayward Mrs Nellie O, housekeeper, 130 Court

Play ward Mrs Peter B, widow, res 91 Court

Hayward Robert P, jeweler Adams, h 33 Greenlawn

Hayward Mrs Sarah S, bds 44 Court

Hayward Walter L, farmer, res Chesterfield r

Haywood Amos B, sec Keene Mfg Co, h 202 Court

Heald Geo W, teaming, h 21 High

Heald John E, teaming, h 306 Court

Healey Mrs Daniel K, widow, h 389 Main

Heath Starling F, machinist F R R, h 6 Wilson

Heaton Albert S, elk, res 500 Marlboro'

Heaton Mrs Chas W, h 534 Marlboro'

Heaton Mrs Ellen S, nurse, h 500 Marlboro'

Heaton Miss Sarah P, milliner, h and parlor 26 Court

Hebert Joseph, chair maker, h 39 No Lincoln

PleftVon James E, spinner, bds 343 Marlboro'

HeiTron Mary J, emp shoe factory, bds 343 Marlboro'

Heffron Peter, wood finisher, h 343 Marlboro'

PleiTron Richard N, spinner, bds 343 Marlboro'

Heffron Thomas M, box maker, bds 343 Marlboro'

Hegarty Mary, domestic, 129 West

Hemphill Eugene A, wood carver, bds 143 So Lincoln

Hemphill Eugene F, barber, shop 64 Main, h 143 So Lincoln

Hemphill Willifred, bds 143 So Lincoln

Hendrix Geo E, laborer, h 12^ Howard

Henrickson Lars, cabinet maker, h 42 Douglass

Henrickson John, emp Keene Finn Co, bds 42 Douglass

Henry Nathaniel C, hostler at 303 Court

Henshaw Albert G, janitor, h 271 Roxbury

Herrick David E, commercial traveler for Gurnseys, h job Beaver

Herrick Jarib S, farmer, h West Hill summit r cor West

Herrick Lanella J, domestic at 38 Washington

Hersey Chas PI, attorney and counsellor, office 38 Cen sq, Lane's

Hevey Joseph N, (Hevey & Whitman), h 212 Water

Hevey 8c Whitman (J N Hevey, Walter A Whitman), plum- bers, etc, 42 Main. See advertisement.

Hewett Walter, elk Boston Branch Grocery, bds 52 Spring

Heywood Amos B, sec Keene Mfg Co, h 202 Court

Plickey Mary A, dressmaker, bds 362 West

Plickey Michael, engineer, h 290 Pearl

Plickey Patrick Sr, tanner, h 362 West

Higgins Arza A, teamster, h 81 Water

Higgins Mrs Edwin R, h Concord r

Pliggins James, emp shoe factory, bds 125 Davis

Higgins John, laborer, h 125 Davis

Higgins John Jr, brakeman, bds 12^ Davis

Higgins Katie, table girl Eagle Hotel

Pliggins Mary Ann, chamber girl Eagle Hotel, bds hotel

Hildreth Mrs Elmira, widow, bds 24 Elm [adv.

Hill Algernon H, market gardener and florist, h 25 Dover. See

Hill Amos, pail maker, h 231 Water

Hill Dan Iy, mam- hinges, pail ears and washers, shop and Pi 435 Washington. vSee advertisement.

Plill Mrs Earl, elk Hardy's, h 30 Gilsum

Hill Earl G B, machinist, bds 30 Gilsum

Hill Miss Eliza, emp shoe factory, res 11 Cen sq, Stone's blk

Hill Frank II, hostler, bds Eagle Plotel

Hill Gardner C, physician and surgeon, h and office 17 Winter

Hill Gardner C, florist, res 25 Dover

Hill Joseph, door maker, h 64 Spring

Hill Joseph A, emp shoe factory, h 129 Eastern Ave

Hill Nellie, table girl City Hotel

Hill Russell C, pail maker, h 49 Water

Hills Miss Esther, housekeeper, res 260 Church

Hills William B, carpenter, 3 cen sq room 1^

Hinds Andrew N, emp Hill's mills, bds 435 Washington

Hirsch Frank C, elk Don I Petts, bds Eagle Hotel

Hirsch Geo E, chair maker, h 2S1 Washington

Hirsch Mrs Isabelle M, widow, res 281 Washington

Hirsch Mrs Cornelia I, widow, res 12 Brook

Hirsch Mrs Jennie, nurse, res 53 Union

Hitchcock Geo L, druggist, store 18 Alain, Cheshire House blk

Hodgkins Ambrus, door and sash maker, h 133 Cross

Hodgkins 8c Brittoil, jobbers and expressmen, office Keene

Cash Clothing Store, Cheshire House blk. See advertisement. Hodgkins Geo M (Hodgkins & Britton), h So Keene n factory Hodgkins Miss Harriet M, housekeeper, res 26 Prospect Hodgman Lula G, bds 70 George Hofses Elvvin A, locomotive engineer, h 197 Court Holbrook Chas H, h 117 Washington Holbrook Miss Chloe P, res 69 Elm Holbrook Edward F, student, bds 105 Cross Holbrook Ellis C, elk Museum, bds 37 Middle Holbrook Fred, pail turner, bds 47 Emerald

Holbrook Geo E (Geo E Holbrook & Co), h 105 Cross cor Elm Holbrook Geo E & Co, retail grocers, (j Main Holbrook Mrs Geo W, widow, h 117 Washington Holbrook Grocery Co (Geo E Holbrook pres, W F Holbrook treas,

L A Piper clerk), wholesale grocers, 22 St James Holbrook Henry F, elk Chase & Richards, bds 29 Davis Holbrook Ida L, res 39 Brook Holbrook Mrs S F, boarding house, h 37 Middle Holbrook Mrs Sarah W, widow, bds 39 Brook Holbrook William F (Holbrook Grocer)' Co), h 113 Cross Holden Chas C, shoemaker, shop 90 Dunbar, h -: 1 K.ellcher Holden Harry C, elk Hall, bds 51 Kelleher Holland Mrs Ellen, widow, h 83 Davis Holland George D, foreman for C G Britton, Walpple r Holland Henry B, shipper Bridgman's, bds 16 Washington

Holland Miss Katie, domestic at 143 Main

Holland Jeremiah, machinist F R R, bds 83 Davis

Holleren Florence, h 99 Island

Holleren Michael A, elk D I Petts, h 99 Island

Holman Clarence N, farmer, h Walpole r 11 stone bridge

Holman Edwin L, shoemaker, bds West Hill

Holman Ira B, stone mason, h Beech Hill summit r

Holman John E, emp shoe factor}', bds 37 Middle

Holman Richard H, farmer, h West Hill summit r

Holman Sylvanus H, stone mason, h iSS Gilsum.

Holmes Miss Kate, dressmaker, res 134 Washington

Holmes Mrs Lewis, widow, h 62 Pine

Holmes Lewis W, elk of Supreme Court, h 216 Main

Holt Asa M, farmer, h Beech Hill middle r

Holt Chas E, bds 117 Marlboro'

Holt Harry D, res Beech Hill middle r

Holt Mrs Joseph S, widow, h 194 Court

Holt Mrs Mary M, dressmaker, h 141 George

Holt Mrs Ralph J, widow, h 117 Marlboro'

Holton Chas F, express messenger Am Ex Co, h 77 Church

ITolton Ernest E, elk Hitchcock's drug store, h 257 Roxbury

Holton Eugene L, express messenger, bds. 77 Church

Holton Fannie M, h 41 Douglass

Holton Obed M, brush handle turner, h 41 Douglass

Hopkins Ervin, emp Beaver Mills, h 9 Sullivan

Hopkins George F, laborer, bds 9 Sullivan

Horatiatl Park, II L Goodnow propr, Beech Hill. See adv.

Ilornbeck Miss Lizzie E, h 335 Winchester

Ilorr Leander S, stock cutter, h 511 Marlboro

Morton Wm II, piano tuner, address Keene P O

Ilosford Ella vS, emp shoe factory, bds 21 Water

Hosford Miss Mary B, emp shoe factory, bds 21 Water

Hosford Oliver W, machinist, h 21 Water

Houghton Abel, h 14S Gilsum

Houghton Clark II, h n Spragueville

Houghton Curtis E, fisherman, h n Spragueville

Houghton Erasmus D, h 91 Spring

Houghton Ernest O, emp Dunn & Salisbury, h 155 Roxbury

Houghton Florence, emp shoe factory, bds 16 Fairfield ci

Houghton Frank M, emp Dunn & Salisbury, h 15 Harrison

Houghton Geo E, R R engineer, bds 148 Gilsum [Elm

Houghton Hiram T, hackman, office Hod; kins' drugstore, h 29

Houghton Hollis C, emp shoe factory, h 16. Fairfield ct

Houghton Homer W, elk Gurnsey, h 12 Winter

Houghton Horace II, housepainter, h 99 Spring

Call at the Gas Co. Office, 14 Roxbury St. anduEuxre Gas Stovss.

Buy Patent Medicines at LOWEST PRICES of Hodgkins.

Houghton Lewis E, emp shoe factory, h 19 Vernon

Houghton Lizzie, dressmaker, bds iS Green

Houll Napoleon, emp shoe factory, bds 19 Grove

Hovey John M (Cheshire Beef Co), h 69 Spring

Hovey Lizzie J, bookkeeper Cheshire Beef Co, res 30 Main

Hovey Mrs L M, nurse, res 30 Main

Howard Mrs A A, widow, res 26 Prospect

Howard Ambrose W, machinist F R R, h 198 Carroll

Howard Barney, emp shoe factory, bds 115 Chinch

Howard Daniel D, supt Indurated Paper Co, h 57 Dunbar

Howard Daniel C, insurance and real estate, 64 Main room 1, h ^o

Howard Flora E, table girl, rooms qo Cen s<[ Howard Frank B, freight elk F R R, h 21 Terrace Howard Geo M, sawyer, h 36 Prospect Howard Hannah G, housekeeper, h 351 Roxbury Howard Hattie M, housekeeper, 34 Franklin Howard Mrs H M, widow, bds D B -Stearns oil' Chesterfield r Howard Helen \V, bds D B Stearns oil' Chesterfield r Howard Wesley W, carpenter F R R, h 185 Elm Howard Nellie, res 30 Main, room 6

Howard Nora, domestic at 51 West [Elliot. See adv.

Howard Oscar J (Woodbury & Howard), h 232 Main Howard Mrs S C, res 115 Roxbury Howard Mrs Sarah A, housekeeper, So Keene Howard Mrs Sarah C, widow, bds 75 Mechanic Howard Mrs Thankful, housekeeper, 43 Cross [chamc

Howard Walter L, storekeeper locomotive dept F R R, h 75 Ale- Howard Warren W, shoemaker, h Walpole r Howe Mrs Ada R, elk Museum, bds 223 Roxbury Howe Mrs Albert N, widow, res Elm House, Swan/ey Factory Howe Chas W, emp Imp Pack Co, h 148 Gilsiim Howe Ethel R, decorator pottery, bds 23 Madison Howe Frank L, cabinet maker Keene Furn Co, h 127 School Howe Kred A, propr Elm House, Swan/ey Factory. See adv. Flowe Fred E, wood carver and designer, h and office 94 School Flowe Miss Nellie V, emp shoe factory, bds 20 Elliot Llowes Benjamin A, student, bds 117 Marlboro' Howes Benjamin T, sea captain, h 117 Marlboro' Howes Jean P, jeweler Museum, bds 27 Water Howes John II, jeweler bds 27 Water

Howes John W, machinist, h 27 Water

Howes Walter A, stenographer Holbrook Grocerv Co, bds 49 Court:

Howes Van S, jeweler, bds 27 Water

Howland Albon P, teamster Knowlton & Stone, li ^o Marlboro'

Hub Cafe, Mrs E P Wilber propr, 10 West

Hubbard Miss Annie -M, res 39 Water

Hubbard Mrs Henry E, widow, h 39 Colorado

Hubbard Hezro W, propr of machine shop, Mechanic, h 39 Water

Hubbard Lew E, machinist, bds 39 Water

Hubbard Mrs L H, res Painsville O, h 32 Colorado

Hubbard Mrs Louisa, h 28 Green

Hubbard Walter M, elk freight office F R R, bds 39 Colorado

Hudson Marshall, wood turner, h 1S6 Roxbury

Hudson Victor I£, sign painter and upholsterer, office 4s Main,

h 26 Brook. See advertisement. Hudson Walter W, hard wood finisher Stratton, h 51 Beech Hudson Wm S, elk W P Chamberlain Sc Co, h 62 Elm Huff Mrs C G, bds 67 Marlboro' Humphrey Miss Emogene E, res 400 Main Humphrey Harvey E, shoe cutter, h 156 Roxbury Humphrey John, (Humphrey Machine Co), h 400 Main Humphrey Machine Co (E J Humphrey pres, Herbert W

Keyes sec, J Humphrey treas and manager), office and works

Beaver mills, Foundry and Davis. Sec advertisement. Hunnewell Arthur W, city marshal, bds 210 West Hunt Fred J, teamster, h Spragueville Hunt Ferdinand K, manager Keene Cash Clothing Store, rooms

Cheshire House. See advertisement. Hunter Leon J, bds 468 Washington Huntly Eugene F, sawyer, h 515 Washington Huntly Mrs J C, agt Jones' Eureka Germ Killer, office and res 4

Huntly James C, fireman Beaver Mills, h 4 Fairfield ct Huntley J G. gen agt Red Star Cleaning Powder, res Swanzey, N H Huntress Frank, (W P Chamberlain & Co), h 43 Cross Hurd Harry B, elk Ashuclot Bank, bds 35 Forest Hurd Mrs Julia F, widow, h 35 Forest Hurd Wm H, chair maker, h 164 Roxbury Hutchins Mrs B D, widow, h 17 Winter Hutchinson Albert, commercial traveler, h 69 Spring

If you Wish your Food Better Cooked M\ti?,^T" Gas Stove.

Rubber Tubing, Syringes and Hot Water Bottles at Hotlgkins'.

Hutchinson Miss Mary J, bds 40 Douglass

Hutchinson Robert E, emp Wilkins Toy Co, h 117 Myrtle

Hyland Clinton A, student, bds 127 Winchester

Hyland Jesse B, physician and surgeon, h and office 2S Middle

Hyland Joseph M, retired druggist, h .4.7 Spring

Hyland Reuben, road master F R R, h 127 Winchester

Hynes John, box maker, bds 122 Island

Hynes Mrs Martin, widow, h 122 Island

Impervious Package Co Saw Mill, G F Sanborn supt, mill and

office 203 Emerald Impervious Package Co (A T Batchelder pies, L J Brooks treas

and sec), factory Mechanic Indurated Paper Co (Frank Adams pies, W W Shartwell treas,

Daniel D Howard, manager), manrs of Amyloidon, factory

Ingalls' Albert E, painter Beaver Mills, h 186 Roxbury Ingalls Alvin M, shoe cutter, bds 88 Roxbury Ingalls B L, salesman, bds Eagle Hotel Ingalls Elbridge H, carpenter, bds 543 West Ingalls Leon E, elk express office, bds 186 Roxbury Ingalls Miss Sophia, domestic at J H Smith, Bradford Intnan Brothers, printers and publishers, office 12 west. See

Inman Henry L, (Inman Brothers), h 37 Woodburn Inman Elwyn J, (Inman Brothers), deputy sherirT, bds 3^ Woodburn Inman Lena M, bookkeeper, bds 37 Woodburn Invalids Home, 361 Court Irish Eva J, teacher, bds 49 Church Irish Horace N, carpenter, h 49 Chinch Irvin Michael, blacksmith, h 18 Grove Isham Alfred G, chair maker, res 199 Baker Isham Gardner W, chair maker, h 199 Baker Isham Harry T, chair maker, bds 63 Ralston Isham Jesse B, carpenter, h 17 Church

Jackson Andrew, commercial traveler, h 12 Winter Jackson Arthur C, furniture finisher, h 12 Wintei Jackson Chas H, emp Keene Furn Co, h 11 Union Jackson Geo II, asst Elliot City Hospital, 305 Main Jackson Mrs G II, matron Elliot City Hospital, 305 Main

All Expense Ends the MTonoLy6°: Finish When Using a Gas Stove.

All Goods Sold by Baldwin, Warranted Strictly as Represented.

Jackson Henry A, fanner, h Spragueville

Jackson May S, student, res 305 Main

Jacobs Amanda, weaver F & C Mfg Co

Jacob Phillip, laborer, bds 382 West

Jarvis Flora M, elk Mrs Proctor's, bds 134 Washington

Jefts Stella C, table girl at coffee rooms, res qS Alain

Jenness Frank B, musical director and teacher of violin, res 3 Gen

Jennings Martin J, cigar and tobacco store, shop and h Willow n

Jennison Elmore W, farm hand, bds 58 Colorado Jewett Frank K, farmer, h 126 Eastern Ave Jewett Harry W, commercial traveler, res 309 Water Jillson Albert E, commercial traveler, h 362 Court Joday Paul, teamster, bds olf George Johnson Abel E, dealer in cattle, h 2J2 Court Johnson Axel N, emp city, h 10 Park Ave Johnson Carl, farmer and milk route, h Hasting.-, Ave Johnson C G, sawyer, rooms George

Johnson Chas L, cabinet maker Keene Furn Co, h 166 So Lincoln Johnson Elvvin W, chair maker, h 190 Church Johnson Miss Eliza J, coat maker, bds 545 Court Johnson Miss Fannie, teacher Washington st primary, res 23

Johnson Frank, farm hand at C W Wyman's, Abbott r Johnson Fred M, emp shoe factory, bds 53 Church Johnson Geo A, barber, res 294 Water Johnson Mrs Geo W, widow, bds 294 Water Johnson Harry H, sawyer, bds So Keene Johnson Henry C, chair maker, h 190 Church Johnson Mrs H F, widow, res 192 Roxburv Johnson John, hostler for O G Dort, h 91 Carroll Johnson John P, farm hand C G Britton, Walpole r Johnson L A, emp shoe factory, bds 129 Church Johnson Mrs M C, dressmaker, rooms 33 Vernon Johnson Mabel G, elk W P Chamberlain Sl Co, bds 166 So Lincoln Johnson Maud I, cashier W P Chamberlain & Co, bds 166 So Lincoln Johnson May C, dressmaker, rooms 26 Brooks Johnson Milan H, chair maker, h 19S Church

Johnson Mrs Milan II, organist and teacher of piano, res 19S Church Johnson Nils, farmer, h Abbott r Johnson Peter, chopper, h Pitcher Johnson Peter A, house painter, bds 63 Castle Johnson Susie, emp shoe factory, bds 129 Church Johnson Thomas, h i 66 S^o Lincoln

No Fires to Build, No Ashes, No Labor When Using a Gas Steve.

Johnson Victor, box maker, h 63 Castle

Johnson Wm II, chair maker Dunn & Salisbury, bds 294 Water Johnson Wm R, planer Keene Finn Co, h 53 Church Jolly Alice, bds 556 Washington Jolly Frank, laborer, h off George Jolly John, 556 Washington Jolly John F, pail turner, h off George Jolly Joseph, h 556 Washington jolly Joseph H, chair seater, h off Sullivan Jolly Lewis O, teamster, h 545 Washington Jones Chas A (J & F French), carriage maiir, h 30 Main Jones Edward M, hostler, bds 38 High

Jones Frank A, painter and paper hanger, h Beech Hill summit 1 Jones Geo S, foreman Keene Furn Co, h 38 High